Tag: Palaka

Scopes in January 2012

Scopes in January 2012

What’s the scope? We had a great visit with the Lieb family from Haiti last month, as they were traveling through the area on their “home assignment”. We have since been able to send them a Scope & Sequence proposition, laying out what the Grade Two Bible lessons would teach, along with several sample lessons. […]
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AnProFi in December 2011

AnProFi in December 2011

Another Project Finished! The 350-page teachers’ manual for Grade One Bible lessons is completed! It is being printed by the Baptist Haiti Mission, for use in their 330 schools in northern Haiti. This month I will start working on planning the lesson lay-out for their Grade Two Bible lessons. Then in January, Lord willing, I […]
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Alone in August 2011

Alone in August 2011

I’m home alone!            Martha flew out to California, to visit our oldest son Aaron, Avé, and our three grandchildren (ages 5, 3 & just-turned 2). And I’m at home working on the Haiti Bible lessons for grade one. We are a bit behind schedule right now on these lessons, since working on a translation from long […]
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Answers in June 2010

Answers in June 2010

Join us in praising the Lord for how He is answering! The Glaro leaders gave their consent and are preparing for missionaries... Verne & Denny have moved back into the Palaka village... Loron church having Bible teaching programs going for about 150 children... I am preparing orientation sessions, and a devotional guide, for [going to Haiti next month.]...
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Translating in April 2010

Translating in April 2010

This Easter missionaries are traveling (and walking the last 2 hours) to ask the village elders for permission to return to a Glaro village where missionaries had to evacuate in 1990. Denny is translating the Book of Matthew into the Palaka language, and she's almost up to the Easter story. I will be taking a team of 16 or so volunteers from our local church to Haiti - to do relief work.
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