Christian-Minded Agriculturalism in Haiti
Help us bring life-sustaining water to four new communities this year!
To reach our goal, Grace Corps is raising funds for a necessary mission vehicle ($10,000) and the individual costs associated with each well ($5,000 per project).
These funds don’t just buy hardware; they provide a livelihood for our foreman and four-person work crew, ensuring that every well is built to last.
While our drills are turning, our hearts remain focused on holistic growth through beekeeping, agricultural education, and evangelism. Join us in this mission to transform lives from the ground up.
Mission to Haiti, Summer 2025: A Journey of Trial, Faith, and Renewal
I must begin with an apology for the lateness of this report. The experience itself was of such depth—humanly, spiritually, and materially—that I have needed
Bring Water to the Mountain: Help Us Drill Wells in Haiti
In 2004, I climbed Mount Binard in Haiti alongside the CEO of Water for Life. The people living on the mountain believed they had a
Introduction to Grace Corps Christian-Minded Cultural Revolution in Haiti.
Agriculturalism: The Art of Turning Garbage into Gold
Agricultural Product Transformation
This module focuses on reducing food waste and increasing income by transforming raw agricultural products into marketable goods.
Reforestation and Grafting
Deforestation is a major challenge in Haiti, impacting soil quality and climate.
Livestock Raising and Sickness Prevention
Raising healthy livestock is crucial for food security and economic stability.
Energy Production from Renewable Sources
This module focuses on reducing food waste and increasing income by transforming raw agricultural products into marketable goods.
Robers Docline
Robers Dolciné, B.A., M.A., M.S. Exective Secretary
Founder of Grace Corps
My name is Robers Docline I am the creator of this content.
Greeting in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. It has been, now, 25 years since this adventure has began. It has had its ups and downs. Yet, constantly along the way, we felt the hands of Christ protecting us. We never thought of ourselves as being special. But guess what? In His eyes we have always been in spite of our doubts and falls.