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Cap-Haitian Children’s Home

Cap-Haitian Children’s Home. 1989 - 2004. Pre- jet days with Lynx. Inside the plane—only 10 people including the pilot would fit. A group member usually sat in the copilot seat. Approaching Haiti. The kids having a prayer and song before their meal. The dining table fit in the breezeway.

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Cap-Haitian Children’s Home

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  1. Cap-Haitian Children’s Home 1989 - 2004

  2. Pre- jet days with Lynx

  3. Inside the plane—only 10 people including the pilot would fit. A group member usually sat in the copilot seat.

  4. Approaching Haiti

  5. The kids having a prayer and song before their meal

  6. The dining table fit in the breezeway

  7. The “soccer field”

  8. Shelling Peanuts to make Peanut Butter

  9. Renel a few days after entering the orphanage

  10. Renel today

  11. One of the first vehicles

  12. We got 20 kids into the jeep for Church!

  13. Evelyn Boyd’s Kitchen with the first water filtration system

  14. The first classroom: Fonrose was the teacher

  15. The soccer field was where the church building is now.

  16. The first well/ laundry area

  17. There was only one building in the beginning

  18. The orphanage before buildings

  19. The orphanage property in the beginning: Before the side wall

  20. Making blocks for the wall

  21. Building the wall

  22. Back of property

  23. Back portion before the garden and clinic.

  24. Adding the dining room enclosure

  25. Evelyn donned pants and crawled up to help tar the roof.

  26. Medical Clinics: Carol Spears

  27. Bill Moxen and Altagrace running the pharmacy

  28. Leaving with an extra “guest”

  29. At the market

  30. Reese Scott was a major force in the establishment of the orphanage.

  31. Ti Marie and Jackson shortly after entering the orphanage.

  32. Jan 1990

  33. July 1990

  34. Daniel was one of the first to greet visitors.

  35. Evelyn was always caring for one child or another.

  36. Rodney

  37. The much photographed bridge going into town. (opening scenes in The Serpent and the Rainbow)

  38. 1992 Preachers Seminar

  39. Committee for Preacher’s Seminar

  40. Visiting group with activities for the girls.

  41. Madame Leon with Andy after we brought him from the hospital.

  42. The addition for the Keefer’s house

  43. The addition for the Keefer’s

  44. Working on the upstairs—took 9 months to complete.

  45. Christella—adopted by John and Monica Martz

  46. The back classroom under construction.

  47. A favorite hangout! Keefer’s door. Always checking to see if there were more peanut butter and bread!

  48. Dirrim kids: Liliane, Brianna and Joe

  49. Christmas gifts from Providence Road Church of Christ.

  50. A favorite activity—hunting for crabs!

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