My name is Spenson Toussaint, and since 2022 I’ve served as a chaplain with RHFH. That same year, I made a decision that would shape both my faith and my ministry: I enrolled in theological studies. The program ran in a hybrid format, mixing online classes with in-person sessions. Three
By Sylio, Chaplain at RHFH Today, I would like to share the story of Luckson Vilneus, a man who has endured more hardship than most of us can imagine — and who has found healing and hope through it all. Some time ago, Luckson lost one of his children during
More Than a Meal: The Tradition of Haitian Rice, Bean Sauce, and Vegetables Some meals are more than just food. They are part of a nation’s identity. In Haiti, rice served with bean sauce and vegetables is one of the country’s most beloved and familiar meals. It is enjoyed in
When 32-month-old Shina became seriously ill, her parents knew they needed help. Living in the rural community of Fond-Baptiste, where access to healthcare is limited, they had few options as they watched their only child grow weaker each day. Shina developed severe swelling throughout her body from grade 3+ edema
Healing and Restoration Matthew 9:18–26 In Matthew 9, we read about a woman who had suffered for twelve long years. She was considered unclean, untouchable, and unable to live a normal life. For over a decade, her condition defined her. She had likely tried everything and exhausted every option. Yet
