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Get updates from Foursquare team members in Haiti and information about how you can join in the work there.

Foursquare Haiti

One of our missionaries in Haiti (Elizabeth) has a blog. She's been posting updates, photos, videos, and prayer requests. Check it out at www.YouMeandHaiti.com.

Here is a recent video she posted.

You can also follow her on Twitter and Facebook.

Wednesday, May 5, at 6:30 PM
Grace Chapel Courtyard

On Sunday, May 2, John Rusk will launch his second Maniac 4 Missions ride across America. He will ride his motorcycle from the Dream Center in Los Angeles to the annual convention of the Foursquare Church in Atlanta. Along the way he will visit churches to help spark a renewed passion for global missions and to raise funds for Foursquare Missions International.

John will ride into Grace Chapel on Cinco de Mayo so we're going to throw a fiesta during our Wednesday night service time. There will be free food, music, and an inspiring message from the original Maniac For Missions.

You are also invited to join John as he continues his trip the next morning with a ride to Flagstaff.

We will receive an offering for Foursquare Missions during the fiesta. You can also give to Foursquare Missions online.

Stay up to date on how our missionaries to Haiti are keeping busy by reading this blog.

Here's a recent update:

Elysha arrived from Arizona Thursday afternoon. She's here to help us put the house together, do some communications and computer work for us and enjoy the Haitian church. I think she's having fun and is finding the people warm, friendly and sincere. She was a big help this morning in class and the young people liked her. Thank you Elysha for bringing much needed supplies to the front lines. You'll go home with a lot less than you came with.

This morning we had 32 people in the English class. We had a little six year old boy named Rafael and one older pastor, probably is his seventies. The rest were young people in their twenties. I know they understand what the church is because when I taught them the word "church" I explained "not the building" and they answered me "no, the people"...

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