The Haitian people face some of the fiercest and most challenging battles you can imagine. Despite this, they tend to have a jovial attitude despite all they endure each day. We are grateful to share life with them, both the good and bad times. At times, we weep and mourn.
By: Casey Zachary 1 Corinthians 13:1-8a from the Haitian Bible [chirbit:http://chirb.it/kfNxHn] 1 Korint 13 1¶ Menm si mwen ta konn pale tout kalite lang moun pale ansanm ak lang zanj yo pale, si m’ pa gen renmen nan kè m’, bèl pawòl mwen yo pa pi plis pase yon tanbou
Jess Lehman, a treasure of a volunteer and friend to RHFH this past year, blogs about a young girl named Marlene and her time at the RHFH Rescue Center. US Ambassador to Haiti, Kenneth Merten, offers his assessment of the current state of Haiti in this op-ed for the Washington
Listen to the Scripture read in Kreyol [chirbit:http://chirb.it/tkg0C3] The Lord Is My Shepherd 1 The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. 2 He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. 3 He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness
The boys were asked by their teacher today to write a prayer for the anniversary of the earthquake here in Haiti. Can you tell we live above a medical clinic (in Haiti)? Please make the Haitian people stop cutting each others arms off and please make Jesus make the Haitians
On this first year anniversary of the earthquake, we send our thoughts and prayers out to all of the families of the victims, the injured, the suffering, the destitute, the homeless, the hungry, the jobless, the lost, the discouraged, and those still suffering the pains of what happened that day –
