1Souvan nou mande, sa demen ap poteSi sé pa anpil joua, chagrin ou tristesSouvan nou pedi anpil sou avni nouSan nou pa menm pansé si Jézu ak nou. KèFrè mwen ak sè mwen atansyon pa troubléKonnen ké avni nou, li nan men BonDyeTout sòm la vi a, le przan e
Bensot is a 10-year-old boy who lives with his grandmother, brother, and sister. For the past nine years, his grandmother has been their primary caregiver after their mother left and never returned. Their father had tuberculosis and is unable to work or care for the children. The family survives through
Jan ch10 v9 Se mwen menm ki pòt la. Moun ki pase nan mwen pou antre, la sove. La antre, la soti, la jwenn manje pou l’ manje. John 10:9 I am the gate; whoever enters through me will be saved. They will come in and go out, and find pasture.
1Byen pa m pa isibaSe pasajè mwen ye,Menm si mwen malereMen sa pa fè m anyen;Jezi se trezò, avèk li mwen satisfèAlelouya! m gen yon plas nan syèl la. KèO! wi, m santi m kontanNon mwen ekri nan syèl laMenm si sou tè sa aMwen jwenn difikilteMen sa pa fè
Colacile is a 52-year-old mother of five and a farmer who has been receiving care at our clinic for many years for chronic high blood pressure. She lives in a remote community several hours away, making regular follow-up visits challenging. Despite the distance and the physical strain of travel, she
