Modeling his new suit

Our graduates make some amazing outfits! This is Professor Johnson, who teaches our Mole St. Nicolas sewing classes. He graduated from our Port-de-Paix program in 2018. Look at this sharp suit he made for his nephew's wedding. He also made the same suit for his nephew (the groom) and this outfit for the cute little ring bearer.

This is proof that your support of the sewing students truly changes lives. When Johnson started the program in 2015, he didn't know how to sew. Today, he teaches others how to sew and can make a variety of beautiful clothes.

Professor Johnson modeling the suit he made for his nephew’s wedding.

Professor Johnson wearing the new suit he made, and he also made the outfit for the ring bearer.

Looking sharp in his new sport coat

Meet Wilson, one of our talented graduates from the Port-de-Paix sewing program. Wilson loves to sew so much that after graduation in 2018, he started his own sewing business that he operates out of his home. He built a little section onto his house for his sewing business. He sews full-time to provide for himself, his wife, and young daughter.

Here some photos of him modeling a beautiful sport coat that he recently made for himself. Isn’t it sharp!? Take a look at all the extra special detail he added. Wilson is very talented, and we are so proud of him and what he has accomplished.

When you support this ministry, you’re helping students like Wilson unlock their God-given talents and create brighter futures for themselves and their families.

Wilson modeling his new sport coat!

Just look at the detail that he added to his sport coat.

Noticed the maroon fabric under the arms…nice touch, Wilson!

Making shorts and pants

Since returning to the classrooms, both the Port-de-Paix and Mole St. Nicolas sewing students have been hard at work learning how to make shorts and pants. Here’s some of the Mole St. Nicolas sewing students’ newest creations!

Edna displaying shorts she made.

Guetchine with her first pair of shorts.

Ulysee made these nice pants.