We occasionally want to share some old letters from Gretchen, our mom, to show you how the work was when we first started. This letter of thanks to a supporter shows more of her heart than her work, but we trust that it will give you a glimpse of her passion for
In 2008 we had a flood here in Cazale. It was a bad flood and caused a lot of damage. The road was washed out in two places and the water system was destroyed. We went for 6 or 7 months without running water. The only solution at the time
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
ROSE-MARIE This little cutie is 17 months old and weighs 9 pounds 12 ounces. Her mama died when she was 6 months old. She became ill with symptoms of cholera. She tried to get to the nearest cholera treatment center but she was 4 hours away, she died on the way before she
When we first started construction, the ground looked like this. After much work, it looks like this today. Wow! What a change! It couldn’t have been done without hundreds of supporters donating time, equipment, materials, and funds. THANK YOU! As we come to the end of construction of phase one,
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
