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Bianca, A Beautiful Girl With Big Eyes

Bianca, A Beautiful Girl With Big Eyes

Her orphanage family of kids call her “Krapo,” which means “frog.” (All our orphan children have nicknames for each other.) They call her “frog” because she has big eyes! And she does! Bianca is a quiet young girl who loves to study. Here, she is helping fix a treat for one of her sisters, Jovanie....
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Celebrating Jovanie!

Celebrating Jovanie!

You would think all this good food is for Sunday dinner at the orphanage… but actually, it is for a party celebration tonight for Jovanie! She has graduated from “Mid-Wives for Haiti” college in Leogane. Before this, she had four years of Nursing College in Leogane but when the class took their tests for their...
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Tents Desperately Needed

Tents Desperately Needed

We returned late Thursday afternoon from Jeremie, south Haiti, exhausted and emotionally drained. Mayor Yvrose and her team are still giving out meals all over in their section of the country. They will continue probably for two more weeks at least. Out where Jesse Ostrander and his team were in south Haiti, Hubert and his team are still giving out...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

"JEHOVAH, IS THE GOD OF HEAVENLY ARMIES!" Have you ever been in "real battle" with things of this world? We have the best soldiers in the world! As we watch them on TV, we see them as warriors, and yet, we see the tenderness they have for the poor, for those in trouble. We love...
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Richard… Against All Odds

Richard… Against All Odds

He shouldn't have graduated from High School. He shouldn't have learned how to play the drums, or the base, or the keyboard! And he shouldn't have gone to college, but he did! Richard has Cerebral Palsy and is crippled in his legs. We met him eleven years ago when the orphanage he was staying in collapsed. We...
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Update on Jackson

Update on Jackson

Dear friends, this sweet little boy has been fighting for his life. For those of you who don’t know his story, we found Jasson (we call him Jackson) during a Mobile Clinic in Savaan Pite. He had Kwashiorkor Malnutrition in the worst case. He had carried so much water in his body that it has...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

By FAITH, Moses crossed the Red Sea! By FAITH, Abraham left his country with his household and followed God! By FAITH, the walls of Jericho fell down flat! “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” Hebrews 11:1 By FAITH, do what the Lord has told you to do...
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The Story of Cime Andrid

The Story of Cime Andrid

Each day in Haiti, looking for food is like looking for gold. Food is becoming more "rare" each day in Haiti, especially with the recent earthquake and problems of insecurity. Mothers who try to sell their tiny items in the markets are abused by bandits, who take their little bit of money, or their items...
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A Cargo of “Gold!”

A Cargo of “Gold!”

This is a story of God's Divine Wisdom in the midst of a catastrophe! For hungry people, food is like gold in Haiti! The boat on which we rented to carry 6,000 bags of rice, several hundred "5-gallon cans of cooking oil" and hundreds of cans of condensed milk for the children left the Port-au-Prince...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

ARE YOU WILLING TO SACRIFICE AND GO?   “Whom shall I send and who will go for us? Then I said, here am I; send me.” Isaiah 6:8 This is what the Lord spoke to Isaiah the prophet. Do you feel the call of the Lord in your life? The Lord may be asking you, “whom shall...
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