Recovering kids in the Rescue Center
“Love begins at home, and it is not how much we do…but how much love we put in that action.” “Never worry about numbers. Help one at a time, and always start with those nearest you.” Let us not be afraid to be humble, small, helpless to prove our love
Kreyol song – Te gen katrevendiznèf mouton yo (There were ninety and nine that safely lay)
25 Chant d’Espérance | CEC, Page 128Lyrics: Elizabeth Cecilia Clephane (1830-1869)Music: Ira David Sankey (1840-1908)https://www.hymnal.net/en/hymn/h/1077/2 Te gen katrevendiznèf mouton yoByen gade nan pak la;Men gen youn ki te pèdi nan mòn yo,Lwen kay k ap pwoteje l;Lwen, lwen nan mòn sovaj e san non yoByen lwen swen bon Bèje ki
Transportation in the Cazale Culture
(written by Mathurin)In all countries of the world, each community has a set of habits and customs in their culture. They have a way to work, a way to harvest, and a way to transport the harvest, either to go home or to go to market. It is with this
Patient of the month-Gladimyr
UPDATE: So far $2773.58 has been given for this need we are still in need of $1026.45 to reach out goal of $3800.00 Gladimyr was in our Rescue Center in 2017. He was admitted for severe malnutrition and kwashiorkor. He recovered and returned home. After returning home, he came to
Words from Gretchen – August 1994
Hello again Mom, This time I’m feeling so good and I’m getting my strength back daily. I worked at clinic today non-stop and have been writing letters all afternoon. I admit it’s not too taxing, but for days I took long afternoon naps when I was running a fever. I