Virginia Haiti Collaborative

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Continue to be in prayer for the people of Mirebalais:
Top Haitian Hospital Shuts Down Amid Escalating Gang Violence
https://humanonline.org/articles/top-haitian-hospital-shuts-down-amid-escalating-gang-violence

Join us for this great event on March 21 in Waynesboro! Donations benefit St. Marc's School in Haiti!

Thank you to The Living Church for their story on the Virginia Haiti Collaborative and our virtual visit to St. Marc's this past Sunday!

Va. Churches Sustain Haitian School - The Living Church Seven Virginia churches are strengthening their relationships with an Episcopal school in rural Haiti, despite four years of pandemic, gang violence, and political unrest that have prevented in-person travel to the island nation.

Recent story on the Episcopal Church in Haiti, published in The Living Church...

Episcopalians Contend with Violence in Haiti The Rev. Kerwin Delicat TLC that most of the Episcopal churches in and around the capital of Port-au-Prince are closed.

Speak Out to Support Haitians - The political, economic, and security crises in Haiti continue to escalate even further, building on years of growing instability. Many Haitians are facing violence, food insecurity, and a crisis of governance not seen in decades. Write your members of Congress now to urge support for Haiti!

While the United States and the United Nations have a mixed track record of involvement in Haiti, there are critical ways the U.S. may offer support right now. The United States has the opportunity to empower Haitian actors and support democratic norms and those interested in fostering them.

https://www.votervoice.net/EPISCOPAL/Campaigns/113081/Respond