Congratulations, Class of 2025
Congratulation
Today, you don’t just graduate—you rise, equipped and empowered to be a light in dark places and a voice of hope.
This is your divine commissioning. You are now released to serve, to lead, and to heal—clothed in grace, covered in prayer, and filled with the power of the Holy Spirit.
As you step into your God-ordained assignment, may you continue to be guided by His wisdom, strengthened by His presence, and rooted in His love.
The Kingdom of God celebrates you. Well done, graduates!
Haitian Flag Day May 18th
About Haitian Flag Day
Haitian Flag Day is celebrated annually on May 18th to honor the creation of the Haitian flag, a powerful symbol of the country's independence and unity. The day commemorates May 18, 1803, when Haitian revolutionary leaders—most notably Jean-Jacques Dessalines—removed the white portion of the French flag to represent the rejection of colonial rule. They kept the blue and red stripes, which symbolized the union of Black and mixed-race Haitians in the fight for freedom.
This event took place during the Congress of Arcahaie, a pivotal moment in the Haitian Revolution that united various rebel groups against the French. The first version of the flag was sewn by Catherine Flon, Dessalines’ goddaughter, and it remains a cherished symbol of pride, resistance, and national identity.
Today, Haitian Flag Day is celebrated with parades, cultural events, music, and dance both in Haiti and among the Haitian diaspora worldwide, especially in the United States. It serves as a time to reflect on Haiti’s revolutionary history and to honor the resilience and strength of the Haitian people.
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