JoElyn Wakefield-Wright

Karen Anderson

HaitiHaiti

• Neg Mawon

• Statue representing the freed slave

• Our trip began with high hopes and a

new hat for JoElyn:

• Haiti is a Caribbean island slightly

smaller than the state of Maryland

Haiti’s population is approximately 10

million people.

More than 2 million live in the capitol

region of Port-au-Prince

• This is Haiti from the air

• This is the view from our hotel

• Supplies we delivered to The Sister’s

of St. Margaret

• Karen, JoElyn and the Sisters of St. Margaret

• This tree was the only thing that

survived the earth quake at our hotel

• The Presidential Palace, before and

after the earthquake

• The Presidential Palace has now been cleared

away

• Holy Trinity Episcopal Cathedral prior to

the earth quake

• Holy Trinity Cathedral

• Holy Trinity Cathedral

• Holy Trinity Cathedral Sacristy

• Holy Trinity Cathedral current worship space

• Children at St. Vincent’s School For The Deaf

• Children at St. Vincent’s School For The Deaf

• Children at Holy Trinity School

• Children at Holy Trinity School

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(group taxi)tin art for sale

vendors try to sell almost anything on the streets

• JoElyn, Pere Ajax, Karen

• Coffee production in Haiti

• Coffee production in Haiti

• Coffee production in Haiti

• You can be part of the solution

• Please consider ordering coffee from Outreach