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Fedeline may not be able to walk (yet), but she went to Carrefour to church with us today. We packed her wheelchair and then packed her...

While I was in Haiti in April, two of our young interpreters, Rachel and Jullie came down with a strange illness.  The symptoms were of a...

Today was (another) big day.  An orthopedic surgeon from the US was in Haiti and agreed to stop at the village to look at four children...

On my previous trip in May, one of the young ladies in our village was having trouble at school and in the village with other families....

Tomorrow, most of our team will travel to the Merci’ de Dieu (Thanks to God) Village for a two-week trip in Haiti. We are very happy to...

Fritz-Gerald will get to go to school this year. . . God provided through a generous sponsor! At the end of our last post we quoted this...

Thank the Lord! We’ve made it to the countdown! Only 6 days until we reach Haiti! Only 8 children still needing sponsors (of the 80...

Bless the Lord, O my soul, and all that is within me, bless his holy name! The Lord works righteousness and justice for all who are...

Less than two weeks ago we put up a post about the life-changing role a basic education can play for the poorest of the poor Haitian...

The rainy season has always brought troubles for the Haitian people, including malaria, and in recent years, deadly cholera. Now there’s...

It’s officially summer in Haiti, but the coming school year is already on our minds. Unlike the United States, Haitians have to pay to...

I’ve been home now for a little while and have had time to reflect on the incredible events that occurred on my last trip to Haiti and to...

One of the team members that came on this trip brought a bunch of soccer shoes. Soccer (called football here) is “the game” in Haiti and...

Many of you will remember the very malnourished little boy named Markendy that came to our clinic in February. I was fortunate to see him...

“A red letter day!” I really don’t know where that term comes from. Is it good or bad? The one thing that comes to mind is the bible...

Two ladies came to the village to visit me today asking for a home. They fit the criterion to qualify for a home in the village: a family...

I’ve attached two pictures of Carline. She’s been crippled since birth. She’s nineteen now but was fifteen at the time of the earthquake....

The other night I had a dream. For those who hate to hear someone else’s dreams, I will keep it short. 🙂 A menacing man in black was...

I hope you can feel my joy through this blog post. Tonight I felt led to start a bible study for some of the older children in the...

As the only medical care available near the village is expensive and meant for the wealthy, a high priority for us last year was to build...