The Episcopal Diocese of Haiti—the largest Diocese in the Episcopal Church is in ruins. While the people of Haiti struggle to rebuild their nation, Episcopalians are uniting to rebuild our Church in Haiti, beginning at the center. 
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Another Half Million for Haiti
June 25th, 2012The Diocese of Indianapolis has committed $500,000 to the Diocese of Haiti “for assistance in rebuilding its cathedral, parishes, churches, schools, and other diocesan facilities and the feeding and housing the needy of its nation.
Olympian Easter Campaign to Rebuild Our Church in Haiti
May 30th, 2012With resurrection in the air, the Diocese of Olympia launched Rebuild Our Church in Haiti to run through The Great Fifty Days. Even before Pentecost Sunday, the number of gifts arriving at ECF had broken all previous records for the campaign. Here are just some of the creative ways congregations rallied to help the largest diocese in the Episcopal Church.
Cookies & Bricks for Haiti
March 30th, 2012For months, St. Paul’s Church in Benicia, CA has been raising money for the Rebuild Our Church in Haiti campaign.
Haiti: 2 Years After the Earthquake
January 19th, 2012 | by the Rev. Joseph Constant and the Rev. Dr. Rosemari SullivanA report on the work of the Episcopal Church in Haiti.
Archbishop Tutu Endorses Appeal
We are all God's children and we must be one. For this reason I am proud of my sisters and brothers in the Episcopal Church who are joining as one to help their sisters and brothers in Haiti rebuild the church that has helped them endure such difficult times. I honor the church-wide effort to rebuild Holy Trinity Cathedral
in Port-au-Prince; it deserves our wholehearted and generous support.
— Archbishop Desmond Tutu
