No Skype. No internet. No smart phones. No cell phones. No cell phones. No text messages. No post office. The only communication was the mail that came and left the island one day a week. This was just how it was for missionaries here for many years. There was no
Ala Ingra-m Ta Ingra Mwen pa kapab rete konsa san m pa panse avek Jezi. Se Li mem ki te geri-m le-m t’ap soufri ak maladi-m nan. Dokte pa’t ka fe anyen. Lajan pa’t ka ba-m lavi. Si-m pa panse avek Jezi avek kiyes pou-m ta panse. Ala ingra-m ta ingra
By the Grace of God and with your generous help, we will soon celebrate 20 years that our family has been serving God in Haiti. We appreciate you standing with us all of this time and pray that God will abundantly bless you. Together, we are seeing physical and spiritual
The clinic works daily, caring for 30-300 people a day. Here are a few common sights that you will see here. Fanie educates each group of patients while they are waiting. Rigaud makes a chart for a newborn. Anel looks up and pulls old charts for patients. Mme Smith takes
Many people love giving presents to loved ones during the holiday season and we have some wonderful gifts for you to bless them with this year. These are good for people that are hard to shop for, already have everything they need, love Haiti, or want to help others. You
The fire safety team arrived Tuesday in PAP- 2 ½ hours late after long flight delays @ Miami international airport. Because of the recent heavy rain, they were treated to some adventurous 4 wheel driving by Zach as he negotiated washed out roads and mountainsides in the dark. The team
