After FCFI Volunteer Team Builds Rock Cliff Church in Jamaica Work by Locals Continues by Dan Janzen

After the FCFI team left work at Rock Cliffe is moving forward, and the results are already having a meaningful impact on the community. Recent improvements include:

• Five windows installed to bring in natural light and improve ventilation throughout the building.
• A generator donated to the church, ensuring reliable power for services, events, and daily activities.
• Two solar lights installed, providing sustainable, eco-friendly lighting for the church grounds.
• Two 800-gallon water tanks installed, helping the community have better access to clean water.
• Female toilet re-roofed, creating a safer and more functional facility for women in the community.

Additional upgrades by local Jamaicans are helping further enhance the facility. Efforts include improvements to the building’s windows and electrical systems, ensuring that the church remains a comfortable and safe space for all.

These projects not only improve the church building but also enhance the daily lives of the people who use it. Projects like this demonstrate the power of teamwork and service. When a community comes together—supported by volunteers and local initiatives—the results are tangible, lasting, and transformative.

We are excited to see the continued growth and improvements at Rock Cliffe and encourage others to consider ways they can contribute to similar efforts.