My name is Benita. I live in Cazale and this is where my family is from. I grew up here. I have a daughter that is 5 years old. When I was a small girl I grew up with my brothers and sisters. We never really had a lot of
[chirbit:http://chirb.it/88GaCm] Titus 3:3-8 in English 3Paske, nou menm tou, nan tan lontan nou te tankou moun fou, nou pa t’ obeyisan devan Bondye, nou te tankou moun ki pèdi chemen yo. Nou te esklav tout kalite move dezi ak move plezi. Nou t’ap viv ak mechanste, ak jalouzi nan kè
By: Casey Zachary This is a series of posts that will cover the next several weeks examining the concept of sin and moral responsibility in the mind of a Haitian. Let me preface this by saying there are many Haitian Chrisitans who truly have felt the full force of the
**There will several questions seeking more information about our Haitian Staff. As a result, we are planning on featuring one employee per month here on our blog. Be looking for that soon. Now answers from Licia: 1.What do you eat on a typical day? Breakfast-eggs, grilled cheese, peanut butter, oatmeal
by:Licia I wanted you to see some of the families that receive food boxes every two weeks from RHFH. These are families from the local village. Many families have several generations living together. There are many elderly that live by themselves and have no family to help them. We so
Love must be honest and true. Hate what is evil. Hold on to what is good. Love each other deeply. Honor others more than yourselves. Never let the fire in your heart go out. Keep it alive. Serve the Lord. When you hope, be joyful. When you suffer, be patient.
