Calvin Christian Community Group

A team of 14 from Calvin Christian School Group, led by HFL leader Wilhelmina Krul, worked alongside our partner United Christians International in Pignon, Haiti. They were involved in various construction projects (e.g., building some homes), along with feeding programs and women hygiene teaching.

"This trip brought me to the realization that many Haitians are actually richer than I am. They may be poor outwardly, but their faith is so apparent and their love for God shines out to others."  

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In July, 13 people traveled to Haiti to work alongside Lemuel Ministries in Anse Rouge. The team, comprised of secondary students, worked with the locals to help with the construction of the school, assisted with an agricultural project, provided food gift baskets during home visits of widows and elderly in the community, and taught English and computer classes.

"This trip taught me to always help others when I can and to never take anything for granted."  

A team of 11 from Calvin Christian School Group, led by HFL leader Wilhelmina Krul, worked alongside our partner Carlos Pimentel in the Dominican Republic. They were involved in various construction projects (e.g., building some homes), along with feeding programs and women hygiene teaching.

They worked alongside Carlos in the Batey Village Vasca and the community New Jerusalem.

In March 2024, a team of 12 people from the Calvin Christian Community Group travelled to the Dominican Republic to partner with Carlos Pimentel.

The team worked on a variety of hands-on projects in the different communities where Haitians and Dominicans live in poverty and don't have access to many basic necessities.

Coming alongside the local church and leaders in these communities, the team helped at the local school, construction, maintenance, and the distribution and training of Days For Girls kits.

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In February 2025, a team of 15 people from the Calvin Christian Community Group will travel to the Dominican Republic to partner with Carlos Pimentel and Fudesa Ministry.

The team will work on a variety of hands-on projects in the different communities where Haitians and Dominicans live in poverty and don't have access to many basic necessities.

Coming alongside the local church and leaders in these communities, the team will help at the local school, work on some construction, maintenance, and the distribution and training of Days For Girls kits.

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