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Daphline… Sometimes they call her “Daphlina!”

Daphline… Sometimes they call her “Daphlina!”

But whatever they call her, she is an "Angel!" She was born in the mountains of Savaan Roche, where we had built a Church and Christian School. Her mother, Jolucia, died shortly after her birth. Her father gave her to her mother’s sister, whose husband had been murdered! Since she had so much stress, she...
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A VILLAGE AREA CALLED “REMOND” SOUTH HAITI:

A VILLAGE AREA CALLED “REMOND” SOUTH HAITI:

HUNGRY CHILDREN FED: THANK YOU! In severe cases of malnutrition, particularly a condition called Kwashiorkor, a child's hair can appear reddish or blonde due to a lack of pigment production, which is a sign of severe protein deficiency and is often seen as a warning sign of critical starvation; essentially, malnutrition can cause a change...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

“The Best Hiding Place.” Have you ever been faced with danger? When I was a small child living in Pennsylvania, we lived out in the country. We had a neighbor whose name was Bernie. She was terrified of storms, and each time a storm came, my mother would send me over to her house to...
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Happy to be Home!

Happy to be Home!

WE’RE HOME HERE, IN HAITI! PTL!   We really surprised the kids and our orphanage workers today! We prayed yesterday and God made a way! All the children were not here when we took this picture, but the word got around quickly… “Mom and Dad are home!” We did not get to celebrate Christmas with...
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Mikalange, the Serious Twin!

Mikalange, the Serious Twin!

Mikalange… What a hard-working young lady! Mikalange is a twin! She and her sister are “north and south!” This is the “serious twin!” She hasn’t pulled too many jokes on people because she always has her “head,” in the books! Both twins are miracles! They came from the mountains of Haiti, far away. It is...
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Saving Little Lives

Saving Little Lives

Childbirth in Haiti usually takes place in a mud hut in a mountain village. Many children and mothers die during childbirth due to many reasons. The poor mothers who are pregnant and live in the mountains, try to “make their baby come faster,” by drinking a special “Haitian tea,” that is made and passed down...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

“He never knew it was a test.” The Book of Job is amazing to me. Bible scholars say it is the oldest book in the Bible. The story, as we all know, is about a very wealthy, Godly man, named Job. Chapter one of Job talks about his substance… 7,000 sheep, 3,000 camels, 500 yokes of oxen, 500...
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Mackenson… Our Upcoming Geography Teacher

Mackenson… Our Upcoming Geography Teacher

Mackenson… Ever since he was a little boy, he has always wanted to be a geography teacher! He must have had good teachers because he has his mind made up. We met Mackenson when we were way up the mountains of Covant, conducting a Mobile Clinic! A poor father walked into our clinic tent carrying...
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“Making Something out of Nothing”

“Making Something out of Nothing”

Our Agricultural Training Center (ATC) is a place where we demonstrate and teach sustainable gardening methods for Haitian families to learn skills to keep their families fed with nutritious food from their own production.  The ATC was designed to focus on “demonstration” gardens so that even people who are traditionally resistant to change can see...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

The Lord told King Jehoshaphat, “… Be not afraid nor dismayed by reason of this great multitude; for the battle is not yours, but God’s.” (2 Chronicles 20:15) This morning, I feel within my heart that many of you are facing a battle in your life. The battle may be great, but God is greater! Today, a multitude may be against us, but God will...
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