Mission to Tanznia
5-2026
Mission to Honduras
3-2026
The plane serves so many people and needs.
Upcoming Events
Sheboygan County Fair
Date: September 3rd-7th
Location:229 Fairview Dr, Plymouth, WI 53073
The Sheboygan County Fair runs annually over Labor Day. This year's dates are September 3rd through 7th. Find us under the grandstand doing face painting, hair weaves and games for children. You can also greet us at the main entrance gates, working for the entire event.
Seibel Family Christmas
Date: December 5th, 1:00 pm & 6:00 pm
Location: 2 W. 9th St, Fond du Lac, WI 54935
The Seibel Family Christmas is the perfect way to celebrate the holidays and enjoy amazing music. Held on December 5th, at the Goodrich Little Theatre. Concerts are at 1:00 PM & 6:00 PM. Admission is free, but tickets are needed to ensure a seat for a memorable event.
Lulu's Story
We stop and ask ourselves often, should we keep going to Haiti? Should we just send money, sponsor children, take a break? Questions come out of hard work and fatigue to keep the mission running. Each time we go we see more that we would like to do. The people of Haiti remind us that it is so important to continue our trips there. Each person traveling with us completely pays their own travel expenses and all fund raising goes towards the projects. That is a big commitment with the number of trips some have taken. It is a journey step by step together.
Piti piti swazo fe niche- Little by little the bird builds its nest.
Then we stop and see the face of LuLu. The beautiful smile of a child who almost did not survive.
The newborn was brought to us one day almost five years ago now. The mother was not expected to live and the father could not bear to hear the baby's hungry cry any longer. He was going to throw her into the river. He expected that would ease the pain for the child and the future it faced.
We as a group encouraged him to hold onto the baby and gave him money for supplies to care for her. He promised he would do this. We left the following day with heavy hearts for a dilemma we learned was not uncommon in this area.
Each trip we follow up on this child...and continue to see her learn and grow...and smile. A faithful donor has given this little girl a big opportunity to go to school now.
"Is it worth it?" we ask. And then we remember the one child and know that yes, for LuLu, it is worth it.
And for every LuLu we see on each trip, and for those many faces that now have a reason to smile, and we know it IS worth it.
And we remember to have hope. LESPWA is translated from Creole to English meaning HOPE
Ministry In Action
Evangelism is always a part of our efforts to help people find the hope of eternity.
Orphange
We started out at a small orphanage in southern Haiti, where children who were living on the street have come to a place they can call home. They now know they will have three meals a day, and all their needs are met. They no longer have to fight for a piece of bread. We have now taken this concept to the northern region of Haiti with God-given results.
Education
We help local teachers in their classrooms and through seminars, teach English, sponsor children to attend school, hold women's education meetings and public health meetings, provide school supplies and more in an effort to educate Haitians for a better future.
Healthcare
We go into local clinics and hospitals to provide services. We also set up medical and dental clinics in schools, rural areas, prisons, orphanages, churches, or sometimes just under a palm tree to meet physical needs. People walk for miles and spend hours waiting just for the hope of being seen and treated. When night falls in a land without electricity, we are deeply saddened by having to turn the rest away.
Rice Feedings
Local groups direct us to villages with dire nutritional needs. We deliver rice, beans, and the love of Jesus.
Water Projects
We partner with Clean Water For Haiti by bringing supplies, monetary donations, and providing on-site assistance. We also partner with other well-drilling and clean water projects. Clean water is a major health issue in Haiti, causing countless diseases and death.
Disaster Relief
In addition to all the work we do in Haiti, we also work with local and national relief organizations to provide assistance following major natural disasters on U.S. soil. We packed and delivered nearly 2 semi-truckloads of supplies to Joplin, Missouri, and Alabama following the devastating tornadoes in Spring 2011. We supported volunteers doing recovery and repair following Hurricane Katrina on the Gulf Coast.
Love Seeks to Serve
I never look at the masses as my responsibility.
I look at the individual. I can love one person at a time.
I can feed only one person at a time.
Just one, one.
You get closer to Christ by coming closer to each other.
As Jesus said, "Whatever you do to the least of my brethren, you do to Me."
So you begin......I begin.
I picked up one person-maybe if I didn't pick up that one person I wouldn't have
picked up 42,000.
The whole work is only a drop in the ocean. But if I didn't put the drop in, the ocean would be one drop less.
Same thing for you
same thing in your family
same thing in the church where you go
just begin.....one, one, one.