[Europe.justus] Fwd: Rebuild Our Church in Haiti: We Are Working!

bishop bishop at tec-europe.org
Sat Jan 21 10:17:18 GMT 2012


Very encouraging...

Bishop Pierre


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> Expéditeur: "Rebuild Our Church in Haiti and Episcopal Church Foundation" <ecf at episcopalfoundation.org>
> Date: 20 janvier 2012 17:15:38 HNEC
> Destinataire: "Friend" <bishop at tec-europe.org>
> Objet: Rebuild Our Church in Haiti: We Are Working!
> Répondre à: ecf at episcopalfoundation.org
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> We Are Working!
> With so much left to do in Haiti, Episcopalians can take pride in the progress they have helped to support over the past two years.
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> “I want people to know that something is being done,” says the Rev. Joseph Constant. “We are working.” Constant and the Rev. Dr. Rosemari Sullivan have served as Special Coordinators for Haiti since September 2010. Sullivan points out that immediately after the earthquake, the Wall Street Journal ran a piece about the effectiveness of the Episcopal Church at bringing aid where the government was not functioning. “That effectiveness continues today. The job is large and challenging, but the church has responded well.”
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> Both Constant and Sullivan point out that the true extent of aid to Haiti is difficult to measure because of the many parishes and schools partnering directly with parishes and schools in Haiti. A summary of their work and a history of Haiti can be downloaded here.
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> Thanks to every individual, congregation, diocese and Episcopal organization that is participating in Rebuild Our Church in Haiti.
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> Rebuild Our Church in Haiti is a national grass roots effort launched on the first anniversary of the magnitude seven earthquake that decimated Haiti in 2010. The appeal was authorized by Executive Council in response to the request from Bishop Jean Zaché Duracin and the people of Haiti to help rebuild Holy Trinity Cathedral in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.For more information, visit http://www.episcopalchurch.org/haitiappeal or contact Terri Mathes at mailto:tmathes at episcopalfoundation.org or 717-599-0627.
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