It’s newsletter time! I am running a few days behind schedule with getting this posted, but here it is. Just pretend for a moment that it’s still March, OK? 🙂 What you’ll find in the newsletter: Several ways that you could help RHFH are explained in the newsletter, from donating
It’s been a tough week. Lots of sickly little ones, fevers, malaria, dehydration, discomfort, pain….. We asked you to pray. You prayed. God heard. And He is answering. Thank you for praying, and thanks be to God for His healing! TGIFB – Thank God I’m Feeling Better! Several kids
We’ve had some great volunteers in the past few weeks here at RHFH. Old friends, new friends, even friends of friends. Servants unafraid of getting their hands dirty in order to help. The hours, days, weeks, months….they rush by so quickly here in Cazale. A volunteer arrives, we blink, and
In the past couple of months, several of the children at the Rescue Center have recovered and been able to return home to their families. Admittedly, it is a bit sad for us to say goodbye to these little friends, but our hearts swell with joy knowing that their bodies
Thursday was another one of those days that reaffirmed our claim: You just never know what a day may bring here at RHFH! Around 9:00am, a small group of people showed up at the Clinic carrying a woman on a bed. They began their walk down the paths of the
This post concludes the series highlighting some aspects of Cazale where Real Hope for Haiti is located. If you missed yesterday’s post about the river and the Station, you can click here to catch up. Far more important than the river or the Station, and even more beautiful than the
