Communion is a sweet time. I appreciate and value it on multiple levels. From looking to my left and right and thinking “this is my brother, this is my sister” to having those few moments of contemplation before receiving the elements. Those are some of the most powerful times in
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
