“Where Is Jesus In My Storm?” I wonder if you are facing a great storm today? There are many types of “storms.” Some people have a storm in their marriage, or with their children on drugs; some have a child in prison, or maybe you have an enemy on the job. Sometimes, you share this...
It's hard to believe that our sweet little Rebecca is in 9th grade this year. She is growing up fast! When she was about three, our Haitian Director, Nelio, had heard about a man "trying to buy a three-year girl," for himself! Nelio found the little girl and brought her to our orphanage. She has...
Our hearts are very heavy today for the Haitian people. Actually, our hearts are broken. Since the sanctions, we've seen no difference in the attitude of the gangs and conditions are worse. I know the UN Council is trying their best, and all who are involved. Patience and time hopefully will bring help. With no...
Little "Betina Paul" is just one of the many poor children from the mountains of Haiti caught in the middle of all the crises going on in Haiti. She lives far far into the mountains, and she is 12 years old... Betina has never been to school, and cannot read or write her own name....
"Out of the Miry Clay.” We sing that song here in Haiti quite a bit... "He Brought Me Out of the Miry Clay." I used to sing it in our little country church in Pennsylvania when I was a little girl: “He Brought Me Out of the Miry Clay. He set my feet on a...
Miliana was one of the saddest little girls I had ever seen. We were in a remote village, doing a Love A Child program when I saw her out of the corner of my eye. She was about the age of six, very, very tiny... walking and twisting a small cord, attached to a dirty sweater....
House number 61 goes to the family of Alice Imaude. After losing their house in last year’s earthquake the Imaude family is praising God for their beautiful new home! Alice sells locally grown chocolate in the open-air markets in the area. Every morning she wraps the chocolate in a banana leaf and carries it on...
Bobby and Sherry do not have any internet today. They do not know when it might come back up, but until it does, they will not be able to give any updates from the Mission Field in Haiti. Thank you for your faithful prayers and support, Bobby and Sherry are always very uplifted and encouraged...
Hope Makes Us Live. “Espwa fe viv." This is a Haitian Creole proverb. Haitians believe that you must hope, and if you have hope, you can get through anything. Sometimes, when we go through trials, we lose our hope. We feel like we are falling and no one is there to pull us out. We...
Roselyne is in her third year of medical college in Haiti to become a doctor. We first knew Roselyne when her father brought her to us during a Mobile Clinic in the mountains of Savaan Pite, Haiti. Her legs had been “very crooked.” We thought we could send her to a “specialist” here in Haiti...
