Late Monday night the bull-dozer arrived in Cazale. Today papa Zach went to the land and moved some dirt. We are very, very, very excited! There are group of 2 to 3 people that can run this equipment scheduled for the months of Jan-March There is going to be
Consider this a guest post. I just returned visiting Real Hope for Haiti. While there, I made many observations, but there is one specific observation I wish to discuss today. The observation is that the Real Hope for Haiti staff could not sustain the work they do in Cazale solely
My excuse for not blogging-see picture above 🙂 We are so excited to have Casey with us for a week. Love that little brother so much. We have had 5 kids die in the past week. It has been a hard time for us. We have one of the twins
My mom, Lori, and I started taking in kids in 1999. From our early years of family ministry (late 1980’s), our motto was always, “Where there is a need, fill it.” We saw kids that were burned, sick, and malnourished and thought maybe, with a little help, they could
Previous post about Claudette here, here, here, here Claudette came to the clinic in December 2010. She was severely burned in a fire. She almost died. She has been healing and getting stronger since then. She is a joy to have here at RHFH. We all love her. She is
Have you ever heard the term Holy Discontent? I hadn’t heard this term until my pastor preached about finding a cause to be passionate about. I realized quickly that I had experienced Holy Discontent about 3 years ago, but I didn’t realize it had a name. It happened one evening
