Baptism is a big part of the Christian faith in Haiti. It’s more than just a tradition—it’s a meaningful step of commitment to God and a symbol of starting fresh. For many families, baptism is a moment filled with joy, hope, and celebration. Because Haiti has many different Christian denominations,
There’s a man named Minel, he’s 33, and he lives in a little community, just about a twenty-minute walk from our clinic. Every morning before the sun even rises, he grabs his hoe, throws it over his shoulder, and heads out to the fields. Farming is all he knows —
Words from Zach: Love in Action Love is more than a feeling—it’s a way of life. Real love shows up. It speaks, it moves, it sacrifices. And it always points us back to the example of Christ. In Romans 12:9-21, Paul lays out a powerful, practical description of what Christian
Six-month-old Naylens weighs just 10 pounds. He lives with his parents, sister, and two brothers in a small four-room house made of cinder blocks, with a tin roof. The family has no running water—only a hand pump about 30 minutes away—and an outhouse behind their home. Life has not been
“Joy grows easily in the heart of a child who feels loved.” “Children teach us that happiness is found in simple, grateful moments.” “Happiness is seeing a child thrive because someone chose to care.” “Little hearts grow big with love, hope, and thankfulness.”
