1Mwen reve m alé nan yon sitéSité koté pap gen la nwitMwen té wè zanj yo briyé nan glwa yoMwen té wè bèl palè kristal laMwen té kab wè frè ansyen moun yoMwen té wè ame sélès Kris laMen sa ki té pi bèl nan vizion anMwen reve m trouvé
Chè Senyè, kenbe men m, ede mwen rete fèmMwen bouke, m fatige, tèlman.Nan loraj, nan fènwa, klere wout la devan m ;Kenbe men m, chè Senyè, fè m rive Lè chemen m difisil, e m bezwen ou anpilSenyè, rete la tou pre mwen.Lè mwen prèt pou ale, ede m pou
Still open. Still serving. Still advancing. For 31 years, God’s faithfulness has been the foundation of this work in Haiti. Through seasons of hope and seasons of fear, through days when supplies were scarce and days when the clinic overflowed with grateful families, His steady hand has guided and sustained
Jezi, mwen te pwomèt ouPou m swiv ou jouk lafen;Rete tou pre mwen toutan,Mèt mwen e zanmi mwen.Mwen pa pè sa k ap rive m,Lè ou rete tou pre m;Mwen pa p pèdi nan wout la,Lè ou mache avè m. M santi lemonn twò pre mwen;Jezi rete pi pre.Gen de
Every week at our clinic in Cazale, neighbors gather with the same quiet hope: to keep their children healthy, care for infections well, manage chronic illnesses, and learn simple things that make life safer. Last year Real Hope For Haiti reached 18,916 people across 804 group education sessions — an
