By: Casey Zachary I couldn’t help but think of the Haitian people this morning as I read the first few chapters of Joshua and the account of the Israelites crossing the Jordan River, entering into the Promised Land. I realize this story is specific to those who were led by
[chirbit:http://chirb.it/C13zzJ] Rough translation Moun ki mete nan Jezu (Those who put themselves in Jesus) Gnou konfians ki san mezu (Have a confidence that cannot be measured) yo kapab pa jamn tonbe (They will never fall) Deliverans you assure (Their deliverance is assured) ke (chorus): Ak konfians n-a va mache (With
Can you do us a favor? We are preparing for another busy clinic week. We want to look like this at the end of the week And not this 🙂 I was thinking that some of you could offer a prayer, quote or scripture that might give us strength and
By: Casey Zachary Goforth. What an awesome name for a missionary! Jonathan Goforth was a Canadian missionary to China that lived from 1859-1936. He was born and raised on a farm in rural Ontario, the 7th of 11 children. He converted to Christianity when he was 18 and was a
To many times, Lord, when I see a dream die, I allow disappointment to engulf me. I lose hope because my plans have come to nothing, and it’s so much easier to give up than to try. To many times, Lord, when it seems that I’m only spinning my wheels
By: Casey Zachary Listen to Psalm 23 read in Kreyol One commentator describes Psalm 23 as having “charmed more grief than all the philosophies in the world.” Certainly, this particular psalm has become so beloved and cherished because so many have encountered it during challenging times in their lives. People
