April 1994 Dear Lori and Licia, I really enjoyed the letters I received from both of you this week. It means so much to me that you took the time to write. Agape should begin flying again soon, and we are hopeful that we will receive some boxes in the
2 Korint ch5 v7 Si n’ap mache, se pa paske nou wè tout bagay klè, men se paske nou gen konfyans nan Kris la. 2 Corinthians 5:7 for we walk by faith, not by sight.
My name is Tamara, and I am a nurse at Real Hope for Haiti. Today, I want to share the story of a patient named Andersley—a story that has deeply impacted me, both personally and professionally as a nurse. Andersley is a 12-year-old boy from the community of Délices, located
In many churches throughout Haiti, the day of the sacrament is a very special and meaningful time. The faithful enter the church with reverence, knowing they are about to participate in a sacrament that remembers the death of Jesus and His victory on the cross. While churches may practice the
A Mother’s Journey of Hope In the remote mountain community of Eustache, 14-month-old Frislove lives with his mother, where access to healthcare is a constant challenge. The nearest medical care is an eight-hour walk away, and for many families, transportation is simply too expensive. When Frislove developed a high fever,
