Weeks of adventures

I can't believe how many days went by since my last post...it's not what I expected it to be.
The internet connection was not working properly in the last two weeks, which made it hard to post.

Even with pages and pages, I could not fully explain all the adventures I had the chance to experience in the last weeks! Like most of you know, I was in Riviere-Froide, Haiti with my family. Presently, we are still in Haiti, but living the unreal in a beautiful Hotel for the night before heading back home. It will be impossible for me to sumarize the whole two weeks, but to make it more convenient, I'll upload various pictures daily with a few details.

 

Thank you very much to all of those who have kept us in their prayers during this trip. It has been a blessing for us to know how many were there for us; for those who have supported us, even in the smallest way:-)

 

Thank you very much! May the Lord bless you all.

Juliette, the girl with the orange shirt, is one of those kid who would greatly need our prayers. She is deaf, which also means that she can't properly communicate neither. With the knowledge that we have for sign language, we are trying our best to teach her the basic, such as the sign for water, food...

PS: For those who follow my blog smiles and miles away, I'll post similar posts concerning my trip.



.:Haiti:.

"In less than two weeks I'll be half across the world! "
We are leaving in Haiti for approximately two weeks; my parents, James and I :-)
 For updates, you can check out my blog Smile and Miles away.

 

May 30th

Summer is almost here, and I'm pretty excited about it! The weather has been absolutely wonderful in the last few days. Tonight we attended the Asian cultural event for our city, and it was really neat. There was a variety of perfomances and Asian food. It is awesome to see how our town have so many different people from all around the world, I love it!

Every day goes by so fast, it's almost the end of the school year! The week that's coming up is my exam week, which mean a two hours exam every day...and afterward it`s done for a few months! I am looking forward for this summer, especially for our trip to Haiti, Lord willing towards the end of June:-) Until then and afterward I will be working, spend time with my family and friends, and simply enjoy the summer:-)

Blessings, 

Keila

Langstaff missionary conference 2015

For the last few days, I've been on the road with many other friends and my brother.We all drove in a 12 passengers van lots of hours to attend the Langstaff missionary conference in Toronto. We left home Wednesday night, drove all night long and Thursday during the day we spend several hours at the Niagara Falls and to walk around the town. Friday, a couple of us went around the city with the subways, as well with the buses. At the Kensington Market, we spend several hours from shops to shops. Friday night, Saturday and Sunday, the missionaries had the opportunity to give a report of their work in the area in which they live in. Overall, it was an awesome weekend, and the 18hrs drive was well worthed:-)

  The weather was absolutely amazing to go at the Falls. All day long, the temperature was over 30!

{Pictures from Google Images}

Exploring downtown Toronto

A walk in the city of Niagara Falls

A group picture at Niagara Falls on Thursday.

 All the messages were recorded and are posted HERE. It is worth to listen to it. The missionaries were from all around the world: St-Lucia, Australia, Venezuela/Colombia, and Ukraine. I reallt encourage you, if you have the time, to listen to some of them.

The Hymn sing after the meeting Saturday night

Have a nice week!

PS: Later on, I will write a post on different good points that encouraged me during the conference.