Though we celebrate birthdays often at the Lighthouse Children’s Home, certain milestones carry more significance. One special young man at the Lighthouse just celebrated such a birthday.
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Though we celebrate birthdays often at the Lighthouse Children’s Home, certain milestones carry more significance. One special young man at the Lighthouse just celebrated such a birthday.
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Greetings, brothers and sisters in Christ! As of October 1, I have been the director of operations for Jesus in Haiti Ministries for three years. I give thanks to God for giving me the opportunity to serve this community for the past three years with the support of each member of the ministry. Together, we are fulfilling our calling to teach the Word of God, build relationships and share burdens, transforming lives through discipleship.
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In the middle of September, the Lighthouse kids headed back to school, with everyone advancing to the next class.
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It’s no doubt this year has been marked by change—and significant change at that.
One year older, one year wiser, one year a little more tainted by the pain and suffering of this world—these “kids” can hardly be called that anymore. In fact, I almost feel awkward when I address them as timoun yo (children). I look at them and squeeze them tight, some much taller than me now. Their voices lower, their opinions a bit stronger, and their dreams louder, bolder, and bigger.
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After passing the 9th grade government exams on her first try this summer, Kimberly has started her first year of high school. She is the oldest girl at the Lighthouse, obedient and fun-loving. Here is how she sees herself, just shy of 17.
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A video message from Scindie Saint Fleur to sponsors of students at Grace Emmanuel School.
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