Haiti Work Teams: Team To Haiti on February 7th

Monday, January 30, 2012

Team To Haiti on February 7th

Reopening the Medical Clinic at the Ebenezer Glenn Orphanage will be the daily challenge for Sheila, Beth, and Aubrie. It has been closed for some time, but will be opened up as soon as they arrive. Dave and Steve plan to service equipment and ready the shop for the next team that arrives February 18th. They will also start forming the bond beam on 2nd floor of the school addition. Please remember to pray for each of the team members, their safety in Haiti, and for the building supplies that are needed to complete the schools 2nd story addition.

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DebbiFebruary 9, 2012 at 5:11 AM
Andrew David McCormick arrived Tuesday . Tell Beth he looks just like his aunt.
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Mission Statement

Haiti Work Teams is committed to improving the quality of life for the Haitian people by offering sound construction techniques and assitance in building projects. Projects considered would be schools, clincis, hospitals, solar storage, wells, water storage, septic systems, trash containment and waste removal. In the medical arena, Haiti Work Teams will assist existing medical missions and provide speciality teams in the fields of general medicine, OB-GYN, nutrition, dentistry, and vision care.

Our Beginning in 1980

Steve and Sheila Scheib first visited Haiti in 1980 as part of a construction and medical work team. After several more trips, we were asked to fill in for missionaries, Don and Doris Peavey, while they went on furlough. So, in March of 1988 we returned with our 3 children for a one year commitment at the Ebenezer Glenn Orphange in Marchand Dessalines. The time was a mixed blessing, in that physically the time was exhausting; not enough hours in the day to get everything done that needed to be done; but spiritually, our faith was stretched in ways that only other missionaries could relate to. Growth was obtained through the trials that God allowed to come our way. Our faith grew and our sense of security was in the Savour of the World who had called us to Haiti. When the Peaveys returned the following year, we returned to the states in April of 1989. We have continued over the years to return to Haiti as often as possible.