During Raoul Liberis' trip to Kentucky, he was blessed with an opportunity to meet Evangelist William Moore, who accompanied Dr. Liberis on numerous speaking engagements during his trip. From there a fellowship was born, and Evangelist Moore was lead to support C.F.M in feeding the children of Haiti and to assist with our building programs.

Former University of Kentucky Wildcat, and Newest Detroit Piston, Brandon Knight; recently held his 1st Annual Basketball Skills Clinic. The event took place the first weekend in October, in Coral Springs, Fl. As previously posted, Mr. Knight, owner of B. Knight Enterprises, was in search of a reputable organization, that he could trust and provide a charitable donation to. Caribbean Fellowship Ministries, was contacted by Efrem Knight Jr. of B. Knight Enterprises', and from there, a fellowship and partnership was formed.

On October 1st, 2011, during his visit to the state of Kentucky, Dr. Raoul Liberis was awarded the honorary title of KENTUCKY COLONEL.

"Kentucky colonel is the highest title of honor bestowed by the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Commissions for Kentucky colonels are given by the Governor and the Secretary of State to individuals in recognition of noteworthy accomplishments and outstanding service to a community, state or the nation. The sitting governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky bestows the honor of a colonel's Commission, by issuance of letters patent" (defined by Wikipedia).

A younger generation of volunteers and supporter's are seeking ways to provide assistance to those in need. Many are aware of the needs of those less fortunate either through school programs, Churches or the media; and many more are becoming involved with helping the nation of Haiti after it's devastating Earthquake last year. 19 year old Brandon Knight of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida is just one of many of this younger generation, taking a step to reach out and help in the re-building of this impoverished nation. His passion: providing supplies, clothing and food to the children of Haiti.

FROM THE DESK OF: Elsie Liberis

EASILY OFFENDED; EASILY BROKEN

Do you know of anyone who is easily hurt or offended at the drop of a hat? Is that person a loved one or maybe even you?

* Definition of offended: To hurt or cause pain to. To irritate, annoy, or anger.

Pastor Raoul has sent a large batch of photos from Haiti. There are many updated photos from 2009 in the Mission Gallery, and a new gallery of photos taken since the earthquakes.

Raoul has also written, "We certainly live on a day to day basis. We appreciate every prayer prayed for us and I can see life is very fragile. Everyday we get up in Haiti is so meaningful. Thank the Lord!"

The "crisis board for relief " at CFM is pleased to submit this request for assistance in this time of crisis and trouble to help the victims of the earthquake in our area. We are desperate for the following items in order to respond to the needs of the population.

Western Haiti was hit again this morning with a magnitude 6 earthquake. Pastor Raoul sent this response to inquiries about it:

Yes, another one. I am okay! Right now I am on my way to check the churches building.

I am shock my blood presure went up please please pray for me.

I am not ashame to tell you I have a lot of tease in my eyes.

My brother it is very hard and scary,

Love Raoul

January 17, 2010: The following are excerpts from an email from Pastor Raoul sent on Saturday, January 16:

Thank the Lord we are much better now however, my body still in pain. Elsie was not hurt and the children were not in Haiti.

Thank you very much for the love you have shown us. I don't think I will be able to tell you about all the situations now. However, I am going to tell you what I think I can remember.

Dear friends around the world:

My trip to Michigan this past winter was great.  I met so many friends, even though my trip was short, I enjoyed myself anyway.  I was able to raise some finances to work on our new church facility.

There is still some hunger, we are in contact with the "U.N. World Food Program" to get help to feed as many children as possible in some of the school in our region.