Foundry's Haitian interpreter in DC

Jean Claude, Foundry's beloved Haitian interpreter, is in DC on his first trip to the U.S.  Today he had lunch with Rev. Snyder, Rev. Hand, and other staff at Foundry, then saw many of the monuments. This evening he's having dinner with several former Haiti VIM team members. Foundry's congregants will have opportunities to meet Jean Claude this weekend at Foundry -- Saturday potluck brunch at 10 am and Sunday light lunch (and VIM team report-back) at 12:30 pm. We hope to see you there!

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Haitian translator visiting this weekend!

Hey all, For those of you asking yourself, "self, I want to do something spiritually enriching this weekend, but what?", do I have an answer for you! :)

April 14, 10am-12pm

Foundry UMC, room 203

Share conversation, fellowship, and a meal, with Jean Claude, the VIM teams' Haitian translator, who will talk about Haiti and his personal experience of survival and faith during the earthquake. You'll have the opportunity to ask him about progress in Haiti, the ongoing effects of the 2010 earthquake, or simply what it's like to interpret for Methodist teams from all over the U.S. Please bring a brunch food or drink item to share if you are able

April 15th after the 11 and 5:30 services, there will be a report back of the February VIM team that focuses on the relationships built in Haiti."