Page 2 - Haiti Travel Guide 2020

Hi, Kids! Have fun coloring, reading, and exploring along with Max and his friends. One Mission
Bon jou! Koma ou ye? Kids
(Good day! How are you?)
My name is Mari. Presents
Welcome to Haiti!

I live in the village of Ti-Bois with my parents,
three sisters, and two brothers.

Our house is made with mud walls and
a thatch roof. My dad is working to
repair the roof, which caved in during
the rainy season.

My entire family sleeps on straw mats on
the floor all in the same room.

My favorite foods are rice and beans, fried bananas, and
mangoes. My mother cooks our food in a large pot over an
open fire in our yard. “Declare his glory among the

I walk to school in the church in our village. My teacher is very nice, nations, his marvelous works
and she helps my friends and me learn new things!
among all the peoples!

MAX’s TRAX —Psalm 96:3 ESV

One Mission Society began working in Haiti in 1958 by partnering with
Radio 4VEH. Haiti shares the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic.
The Republic of Haiti is the world’s first black republic. They won their freedom
from the French in 1804. The island shaped like a backward “C” is considered
one of the most beautiful in the Caribbean Ocean.

The people of Haiti are cheerful, friendly, and very creative.

• Beautiful beaches, mountains, and the Citadel—

• Tap-taps, sailboats, donkeys, and motorcycles—
• Tarantulas, flamingos, crows, and goats—
• Markets, hand-pump wells, rural village— Destination:

• Mangos, avocados, star fruit, and plantains—
• Fresh lobster, rice, beans, soup joumou—

• Paintings, wood carvings, and banana bark art—

God loves Haiti and so does One Mission Kids!

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