Two Weeks of Learning, Sharing, and Community Engagement
After two weeks of workshops and training sessions led by the different faculties of the Adventist University of Haiti, Thursday, August 13, 2026, marked the conclusion of this important phase of the Impact UNAH 2026 mission in Fournier.
The final day of training was dedicated to the evaluation of participants, an essential step that allowed instructors to assess the knowledge gained, skills developed, and progress made throughout the various sessions.
A Day Focused on Evaluation
The day began with a morning devotional, jointly led by students from FASPA and the Faculty of Business and Management (FBM). This spiritual moment allowed missionaries to begin the day with prayer, reflection, and fellowship.
Following the devotional, participants returned to their respective meeting points to complete the evaluations and finalize the last educational activities.
These evaluations provided an opportunity to review what participants had learned during the two weeks of training and to recognize the efforts they had made throughout the program. They also offered instructors valuable insight into the impact of the workshops and the community’s future needs.
Putting Knowledge at the Service of the Community
The conclusion of the training phase marked the culmination of several days of learning, knowledge sharing, skills development, and community support.
Through the participation of its various faculties, UNAH placed its expertise and knowledge at the service of the people of Fournier. The workshops provided participants with practical tools and knowledge that can benefit them in their personal, professional, and community lives.
This approach reflects Impact UNAH 2026’s commitment to making education and training meaningful instruments of service and community development.
From Training to Evangelism
Following the educational activities, the mission continued in the evening with the evangelistic campaign.
As part of the competition organized around the messages presented each evening, the team responsible for games, gifts, and surprises conducted the second-to-last evaluation. The purpose of this initiative is to identify, among the visitors, the person who has demonstrated the greatest consistency in attending the nightly presentations and participating in Bible study.
This activity adds an interactive dimension to the evangelistic campaign while encouraging participants to deepen their understanding of the biblical messages shared throughout the mission.
One Phase Ends, but the Mission Continues
Between training, evaluation, knowledge sharing, community service, and evangelism, this final day of workshops once again demonstrated the comprehensive vision of Impact UNAH 2026.
The conclusion of the training sessions does not mark the end of the mission, but rather the beginning of another stage in an initiative that seeks to bring together skills development, community engagement, and Christian mission.
In Fournier, every activity contributes to building relationships, sharing knowledge, serving others, and offering a message of hope.
Impact UNAH 2026: Training, serving, sharing, and witnessing.
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