A letter to Lori and Licia Wanted to get a quick note out to you in the mail. Dad told you a lot of the tape we sent you. I hope you enjoyed it. We have had to many people dying around here. I’m somewhat depressed although I’m trying to
81 Chant d’Espérance CEC, Page 144 1Jezu Ou ki renmen mwen,Kite mwen ale jwenn Ou;Tout lòt azil kapab ven,Lè lanmò menase nou.Kache mwen, O Sovè mwen,Pandan tout loraj lavi.Resevwa mwen alafenNan lapè ki pap fini. 2.Ou se sèl refij mwen gen,Nanm mwen pa gen lòt espwa!Tanpri, pa bandone mwen,Sovè-m, lè
Ebre 5:11Mwen gen anpil bagay pou m’ ta di nou sou sa ankò. Men, se bagay ki difisil anpil pou esplike nou, paske nou lou toujou nan konprann nou. Hebrews 5:11About this we have much to say, and it is hard to explain, since you have become dull of hearing.
Staff story told my Merina Wiselie was admitted to the nutrition center twice within nine months due to severe malnutrition. Upon her arrival, I noticed Wiselie’s significant swelling, particularly around her feet, and it was heartbreaking to hear her constant crying. As a staff member at the nutrition center, it’s
Rayens is a young boy who resides with his family in a small, one-room house made of cinder blocks and topped with a tin roof. His family consists of his parents, who work tirelessly to make ends meet, and his sister. Rayen’s father is a woodworker, while his mother purchases
We’re grateful for the opportunity to serve 44 plates of food, three times daily to our inpatient program participants. It’s a blessing to see how God consistently meets the needs of those who require care in our center. We’re truly thankful for our dedicated staff who manage to come to
