May update from Haiti
Dear Friends, Wow! I think I am the most blessed person in Haiti this week! I had so many responses to my last email! Thank you so much for taking … Continue reading May update from Haiti
Medical Work Update, from Virginia
Dear Friends, Thanks so much to all of you that have emailed me. It is a huge blessing and pleasure to get news from you all, and I really appreciate … Continue reading Medical Work Update, from Virginia
A Brief History of Christianity and Missions in Haiti
Its been said that Haiti is 70% Catholic, 20% Protestant, and 100% Voodoo. While this may be true it only partially tells a riveting story. The story of God working … Continue reading A Brief History of Christianity and Missions in Haiti
Update from Virginia
Dear Friends, I have been here two weeks now and God has blessed me so much already! For those of you who don’t know, I am staying at a mission … Continue reading Update from Virginia
The State of Haiti One Year Later
As to how things are now compared to about a year ago, it would certainly depend on where you were standing. Some places, while many empty lots remain, much of … Continue reading The State of Haiti One Year Later
After the Earthquake
Disaster. Dreadful. Disturbing. Deadly. These were all terms used in describing the 7.0 earthquake that struck Haiti just over a year ago on January 12th, 2010. The epicenter located 10 … Continue reading After the Earthquake
In the Rotten Land
A Medical team was recently sent to the “rotten land” in southeast mountains of haiti. Womens prenatal teaching was done in Lacule. [nggallery id=16]
Cholera care fails to reach rural Haitians
Cholera care fails to reach rural Haitians Nature.com – David Cyranoski – January 19, 2011 Last week, three months into Haiti’s cholera epidemic, local and international health agencies noted with … Continue reading Cholera care fails to reach rural Haitians
Haiti Once Had Tourists, Now it has Ghosts
“A tourist got off a plane in Port-au-Prince, told immigration officials he was Miles Graham, 35, a dentist from Omaha. The Haitians looked right past his white cap, tight woolen … Continue reading Haiti Once Had Tourists, Now it has Ghosts
Who Cares About Haiti?
Who Cares About Haiti ? The Wall Street Journal, By MARY ANASTASIA O’GRADY, November 21, 2010 Ten months after a magnitude 8.0 earthquake killed more than 200,000 Haitians and destroyed … Continue reading Who Cares About Haiti?