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LaCroix Haiti New Testament Mission Food and Water Projects"

http://www.lacroixhaitimission.org/food/LHMFoodWater.html

For a larger picture. Praise the Lord for his provision through the help of people from the Pittsburgh area and Dr. Daniel Lattanzi's motivation. The grain mill is located near the Community of Hope. For years, Pastor Pierre watched with sorrow as people pounded their millet with mortar and pestle. Sometimes they were too weak to do it, and then they did not eat. Now they have a mill to process their grain. Check out this wonderful video on water projects in LaCroix:. Updated 11 November 2013.

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LaCroix Haiti New Testament Mission Child Sponsorship Program"

http://www.lacroixhaitimission.org/spons/LHMSponsor.html

For a larger picture. Sponsor a child at LaCroix New Testament Mission and transform a life! For $20 per month or $240 per year your sponsored child receives a quality education in a Christian environment, a nutritious meal, a school uniform and hope for the future. Pastor Pierre says, 'A hungry stomach has no ears." Therefore, students receive a daily meal at school. Medical care is also available to the children of LaCroix. To sponsor a child, please contact Shelley Buchanan. Updated 10 October 2013.

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LaCroix Haiti New Testament Mission Scarf Project"

http://www.lacroixhaitimission.org/scarfs/LHMScarf.html

For a larger picture. In February 2007 two members of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Upper St. Clair, PA, took part in a mission trip to Haiti. They hoped to teach some young w omen of LaCroix how to hand-paint silk scarves. It was immediately apparent that many Haitian young women were interested in learning this craft, had an eye for color and design, and possessed a great desire to create high quality, beautiful scarves. LaFemme de La Croix. They are able to earn money for each scarf they paint.

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LaCroix Haiti New Testament Mission Scarf Project"

http://www.lacroixhaitimission.org/relief/LHMrelief.html

For a larger picture. Haiti suffers from tropical storms and hurricanes regularly. Crop growth is affected by either too much or too little rain. During the past two years, supplemental food has been desperately needed in the LaCroix area. Pastor Pierre has made numerous appeals to individuals and groups visiting the mission to provide donations of rice for the LaCroix area's residents. The earthquake in 2010 devastated Port-au-Prince and caused many survivors. Updated 17 September 2013.

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LaCroix Haiti New Testament Mission Community of Hope"

http://www.lacroixhaitimission.org/hope/LHMComHope.html

For a larger picture. The Community of Hope has 12 units under roof as of September 2007 Pastor Pierre reports that one new resident kisses the walls of her house all day long! She never thought she could live in such a wonderful place. She thanks God for His provision. If the Lord provides, the ultimate goal is to have 50 units of four apartments to lodge 200 families! Updated 10 November 2013. This site was created and is maintained by AMTArt.

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LaCroix Haiti New Testament Mission Schools"

http://www.lacroixhaitimission.org/susinits/LHMSusinits.html

For a larger picture. Each student Pre-K - 12th grade at LaCroix is required to plant two trees. Per academic year around their houses. They are responsible for watering and tending their trees. LaCroix has four employees who use a "layering" technique to provide shoots suitable for planting. The children receive not only the plants but also education about the importance of reforestation and agricultural conservancy. This site was created and is maintained by AMTArt.

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LaCroix Haiti New Testament Mission Reforestry Project"

http://www.lacroixhaitimission.org/forest/LHMReforest.html

For a larger picture. When the clinic was built, an example of the benefits of reforestation was begun. After 7 years the area around the clinic is a lush forest of, among others, bamboo, banana and coconut palms, avocado, cherry, citrus, ficus and papaya trees. LaCroix residents and students have seen the results of intentional reforestation. Updated 11 January 2011. This site was created and is maintained by AMTArt.

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LaCroix Haiti New Testament Mission Visits"

http://www.lacroixhaitimission.org/trips/LHMTrips.html

For a larger picture. Each year there are numerous mission trips scheduled. Some trips are organized around building projects, evangelism, medical mission, teaching, water or well digging, etc. A recent article in a church newsletter written by someone who has visited the mission two times and is planning to lead another trip soon speaks about why someone might want to consider going to LaCroix on a mission trip:. If you are interested in visiting the LaCroix Haiti Mission, please contact Shelley Buchanan.