1. Jessica, Anice, and Guiveline-welcome to our tent 2. Claudette needs your help —many of you were generous and provided funds to buys Claudette’s much beloved chicken. 3. Food Box need for April and May—this need was also met through the kindness of many of our readers. 4. Worship Wednesday:
Numbers 22-24 Some preliminary thoughts I offered previously regarding Historical/ Literary Background and the original application Today, I am writing to offer my thoughts on how this passage applies to our lives at present. Contemporary Application The first application one can make is that it is extremely important Christians, no matter
On 3-27-11 To the Good Samaritain center of Cazale (name of clinic), I salute you in the Name of God. And I thank you for this good work you are doing the community. The objective that made me write you this letter is just so that I can thank you
[chirbit:http://chirb.it/gDrsfb] 1 John 4:7-12 in English 7¶ Mezanmi, se pou nou yonn renmen lòt paske renmen soti nan Bondye. Moun ki gen renmen nan kè yo, se pitit Bondye yo ye. Yo konnen ki moun Bondye ye. 8Moun ki pa gen renmen nan kè yo, yo pa konn Bondye, paske
By: Casey Zachary This is a series of posts that will cover the next several weeks examining the concept of sin and moral responsibility in the mind of a Haitian. Let me preface this by saying there are many Haitian Chrisitans who truly have felt the full force of the
1969 (March 27): Event known as the “massacre de Cazale.” In the village of Cazale (sometimes spelled Casale or Casal), North of Port-au-Prince, army soldiers and macoutes killed several dozen peasant families. A few weeks earlier, several young, light-skinned members of the Communist Party, a political party persecuted by the
