Rue Dr. Jeanty #4 Route Frere
The process of evacuating the homeless church members in PAP into the newly created tent city continues. Over the past week a tremendous work has been accomplished through the members of CCPAP. Ruble from the collapsed buildings around the hospital have been removed. Toilets have been installed. A make shift kitchen was built. Plumbing and electricity has been run throughout the large area where people will call home for the next several months. Even supplies for a clinic to treat people in the tent city as well as those in the surrounding community are being collected.
Ten tents were provided by the team who came down from CC in the City - Boston. An additional 20 tents from CC Melbourne were scheduled for arrival today through the MFI airport. CC Old Bridge is pledging an additional 20 tents that we hope will arrive by next week. In addition, CC Delta, PA, has generously provided the transport and partial funding of food for the tent city via their missions organization in Barahona, Dominican Republic.
The tent city is critical at this point as it is unsafe and unhealthy for people to continue to live on the streets without sanitation and access to clean water and food. Already, many Bible studies are happening each day at the tent city. Please pray for the unity and encouragement of the believers in PAP.
Mon Nov 01 19:27:04 +0000 2010 by LTel:corrected region
region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Quest
(show/hide changes)Mon Feb 22 00:20:23 +0000 2010 by DNug:notes: FROM THE BLOG:
The process of evacuating the homeless church members in PAP into the newly created tent city continues. Over the past week a tremendous work has been accomplished through the members of CCPAP. Ruble from the collapsed buildings around the hospital have been removed. Toilets have been installed. A make shift kitchen was built. Plumbing and electricity has been run throughout the large area where people will call home for the next several months. Even supplies for a clinic to treat people in the tent city as well as those in the surrounding community are being collected.
Ten tents were provided by the team who came down from CC in the City - Boston. An additional 20 tents from CC Melbourne were scheduled for arrival today through the MFI airport. CC Old Bridge is pledging an additional 20 tents that we hope will arrive by next week. In addition, CC Delta, PA, has generously provided the transport and partial funding of food for the tent city via their missions organization in Barahona, Dominican Republic.
The tent city is critical at this point as it is unsafe and unhealthy for people to continue to live on the streets without sanitation and access to clean water and food. Already, many Bible studies are happening each day at the tent city. Please pray for the unity and encouragement of the believers in PAP.
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FACEBOOK -
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Petonville-Haiti/Calvary-Chapel-Port-au-Prince/119048661179?v=wall
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Please direct all aid to either Calvary Chapel of Melbourne P Mark Balmer:
2955 Minton Rd
Melbourne FL, 32904
Tel: 321-952-9673
or Calvary Chapel in the City (Boston) P Steve Cole:
P.O. Box 200178
Boston, MA 02120
Tel: 617-232-6300
-> FROM THE BLOG:
The process of evacuating the homeless church members in PAP into the newly created tent city continues. Over the past week a tremendous work has been accomplished through the members of CCPAP. Ruble from the collapsed buildings around the hospital have been removed. Toilets have been installed. A make shift kitchen was built. Plumbing and electricity has been run throughout the large area where people will call home for the next several months. Even supplies for a clinic to treat people in the tent city as well as those in the surrounding community are being collected.
Ten tents were provided by the team who came down from CC in the City - Boston. An additional 20 tents from CC Melbourne were scheduled for arrival today through the MFI airport. CC Old Bridge is pledging an additional 20 tents that we hope will arrive by next week. In addition, CC Delta, PA, has generously provided the transport and partial funding of food for the tent city via their missions organization in Barahona, Dominican Republic.
The tent city is critical at this point as it is unsafe and unhealthy for people to continue to live on the streets without sanitation and access to clean water and food. Already, many Bible studies are happening each day at the tent city. Please pray for the unity and encouragement of the believers in PAP.
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FACEBOOK -
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Petonville-Haiti/Calvary-Chapel-Port-au-Prince/119048661179?v=wall
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Please direct all aid to either Calvary Chapel of Melbourne P Mark Balmer:
2955 Minton Rd
Melbourne FL, 32904
Tel: 321-952-9673
or Calvary Chapel in the City (Boston) P Steve Cole:
P.O. Box 200178
Boston, MA 02120
Tel: 617-232-6300
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(CCF Orphanage)
http://calvarychapelinthecity.com/ccf-orphanage/
Calvary Chapel Port-au-Prince in Haiti
http://www.calvaryhaiti.org/
(show/hide changes)Thu Feb 18 17:48:30 +0000 2010 by DNug:main_phone: (509) 786-0187 -> 011- (509) 786-0187
(show/hide changes)Fri Feb 05 17:38:51 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: FROM THE BLOG:
The process of evacuating the homeless church members in PAP into the newly created tent city continues. Over the past week a tremendous work has been accomplished through the members of CCPAP. Ruble from the collapsed buildings around the hospital have been removed. Toilets have been installed. A make shift kitchen was built. Plumbing and electricity has been run throughout the large area where people will call home for the next several months. Even supplies for a clinic to treat people in the tent city as well as those in the surrounding community are being collected.
Ten tents were provided by the team who came down from CC in the City - Boston. An additional 20 tents from CC Melbourne were scheduled for arrival today through the MFI airport. CC Old Bridge is pledging an additional 20 tents that we hope will arrive by next week. In addition, CC Delta, PA, has generously provided the transport and partial funding of food for the tent city via their missions organization in Barahona, Dominican Republic.
The tent city is critical at this point as it is unsafe and unhealthy for people to continue to live on the streets without sanitation and access to clean water and food. Already, many Bible studies are happening each day at the tent city. Please pray for the unity and encouragement of the believers in PAP.
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FACEBOOK -
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Petonville-Haiti/Calvary-Chapel-Port-au-Prince/119048661179?v=wall
-> FROM THE BLOG:
The process of evacuating the homeless church members in PAP into the newly created tent city continues. Over the past week a tremendous work has been accomplished through the members of CCPAP. Ruble from the collapsed buildings around the hospital have been removed. Toilets have been installed. A make shift kitchen was built. Plumbing and electricity has been run throughout the large area where people will call home for the next several months. Even supplies for a clinic to treat people in the tent city as well as those in the surrounding community are being collected.
Ten tents were provided by the team who came down from CC in the City - Boston. An additional 20 tents from CC Melbourne were scheduled for arrival today through the MFI airport. CC Old Bridge is pledging an additional 20 tents that we hope will arrive by next week. In addition, CC Delta, PA, has generously provided the transport and partial funding of food for the tent city via their missions organization in Barahona, Dominican Republic.
The tent city is critical at this point as it is unsafe and unhealthy for people to continue to live on the streets without sanitation and access to clean water and food. Already, many Bible studies are happening each day at the tent city. Please pray for the unity and encouragement of the believers in PAP.
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FACEBOOK -
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Petonville-Haiti/Calvary-Chapel-Port-au-Prince/119048661179?v=wall
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Please direct all aid to either Calvary Chapel of Melbourne P Mark Balmer:
2955 Minton Rd
Melbourne FL, 32904
Tel: 321-952-9673
or Calvary Chapel in the City (Boston) P Steve Cole:
P.O. Box 200178
Boston, MA 02120
Tel: 617-232-6300
(show/hide changes)Fri Feb 05 17:37:50 +0000 2010 by LTel:facility_type: Walk-in Resource -> Shelter
(show/hide changes)Fri Feb 05 17:37:34 +0000 2010 by LTel:name: Calvary Chapel -> Calvary Chapel (SMALL TENT CITY) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
mission:
Calvary Chapel Port-au-Prince started with a couple of home Bible studies at the end of 2006. In 2007, the Lord provided the financial resources necessary to rent a place in Petion-Ville (a residential house). After a year we moved to another larger residential house in the same neighborhood where we now conduct 3 services on Sunday: 7am, 9am, and 11am and a Wednesday night service at 5:30pm. We already studied the book of Genesis, John and Actes and are now studying the books of Exodus and Romains. We currently have about 200 adults and 100 kids attend our services every weekend.
-> Calvary Chapel Port-au-Prince started with a couple of home Bible studies at the end of 2006. In 2007, the Lord provided the financial resources necessary to rent a place in Petion-Ville (a residential house). After a year we moved to another larger residential house in the same neighborhood where we now conduct 3 services on Sunday: 7am, 9am, and 11am and a Wednesday night service at 5:30pm. We already studied the book of Genesis, John and Actes and are now studying the books of Exodus and Romains. We currently have about 200 adults and 100 kids attend our services every weekend.
(show/hide changes)Fri Feb 05 17:34:36 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes:
FACEBOOK -
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Petonville-Haiti/Calvary-Chapel-Port-au-Prince/119048661179?v=wall
-> FROM THE BLOG:
The process of evacuating the homeless church members in PAP into the newly created tent city continues. Over the past week a tremendous work has been accomplished through the members of CCPAP. Ruble from the collapsed buildings around the hospital have been removed. Toilets have been installed. A make shift kitchen was built. Plumbing and electricity has been run throughout the large area where people will call home for the next several months. Even supplies for a clinic to treat people in the tent city as well as those in the surrounding community are being collected.
Ten tents were provided by the team who came down from CC in the City - Boston. An additional 20 tents from CC Melbourne were scheduled for arrival today through the MFI airport. CC Old Bridge is pledging an additional 20 tents that we hope will arrive by next week. In addition, CC Delta, PA, has generously provided the transport and partial funding of food for the tent city via their missions organization in Barahona, Dominican Republic.
The tent city is critical at this point as it is unsafe and unhealthy for people to continue to live on the streets without sanitation and access to clean water and food. Already, many Bible studies are happening each day at the tent city. Please pray for the unity and encouragement of the believers in PAP.
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FACEBOOK -
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Petonville-Haiti/Calvary-Chapel-Port-au-Prince/119048661179?v=wall
mission:
Calvary Chapel Port-au-Prince started with a couple of home Bible studies at the end of 2006. In 2007, the Lord provided the financial resources necessary to rent a place in Petion-Ville (a residential house). After a year we moved to another larger residential house in the same neighborhood where we now conduct 3 services on Sunday: 7am, 9am, and 11am and a Wednesday night service at 5:30pm. We already studied the book of Genesis, John and Actes and are now studying the books of Exodus and Romains. We currently have about 200 adults and 100 kids attend our services every weekend.
->
Calvary Chapel Port-au-Prince started with a couple of home Bible studies at the end of 2006. In 2007, the Lord provided the financial resources necessary to rent a place in Petion-Ville (a residential house). After a year we moved to another larger residential house in the same neighborhood where we now conduct 3 services on Sunday: 7am, 9am, and 11am and a Wednesday night service at 5:30pm. We already studied the book of Genesis, John and Actes and are now studying the books of Exodus and Romains. We currently have about 200 adults and 100 kids attend our services every weekend.
(show/hide changes)Fri Feb 05 17:32:12 +0000 2010 by LTel:town: Petonville -> Petionville
notes:
FACEBOOK -
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Petonville-Haiti/Calvary-Chapel-Port-au-Prince/119048661179?v=wall
->
FACEBOOK -
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Petonville-Haiti/Calvary-Chapel-Port-au-Prince/119048661179?v=wall
mission: ->
Calvary Chapel Port-au-Prince started with a couple of home Bible studies at the end of 2006. In 2007, the Lord provided the financial resources necessary to rent a place in Petion-Ville (a residential house). After a year we moved to another larger residential house in the same neighborhood where we now conduct 3 services on Sunday: 7am, 9am, and 11am and a Wednesday night service at 5:30pm. We already studied the book of Genesis, John and Actes and are now studying the books of Exodus and Romains. We currently have about 200 adults and 100 kids attend our services every weekend.
(show/hide changes)Fri Feb 05 16:37:35 +0000 2010 by DNug:notes:
FACEBOOK -
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Petonville-Haiti/Calvary-Chapel-Port-au-Prince/119048661179?v=wall
->
FACEBOOK -
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Petonville-Haiti/Calvary-Chapel-Port-au-Prince/119048661179?v=wall
website: -> http://ccpap.blogspot.com/
(show/hide changes)Fri Feb 05 16:34:17 +0000 2010 by DNug:(show/hide changes)(hide history)