Artwork
Thanks to Christina for the new artwork, it looks great!
What Shall I Say
What shall I say? What words can describe the growth of a soul, what mind can find adequate expression for infinite power and might? During the time I was in … Continue reading What Shall I Say
Report from Haiti
Report from Haiti: Having been to Haiti previously I was not quite sure what to expect post- earthquake. The first change I noticed was when I arrived in the Nashville, … Continue reading Report from Haiti
Ministry Update
Continuing to travel to remote areas of Haiti to minister to ever increasing numbers of people has defined the ministry of Aid for Haiti since the earthquake relief began. Since … Continue reading Ministry Update
The History of AFH and the Earthquake
The History of AFH and the Earthquake Sarah Tenpenny In 2006, a University of Tennessee medical student received a letter from a friend telling him of many Haitians living in … Continue reading The History of AFH and the Earthquake
The Village of Potino
Ministry continued at the Maranatha clinic in Lacule and in Potino. [nggallery id=9]
Show Me Where To Put the Sugar
CMDA Tuesday, March 9, 2010 The Haitian nurse in the wound clinic said to me, “Show me where to put the sugar”. I was helping provide emergency medical care in … Continue reading Show Me Where To Put the Sugar
Haiti Still Suffers When the Cameras are Gone
Posted by Bill Whitaker March 16, 2010 4:37 PM The cameras are gone; Haiti is off the front pages. Now two months later, it’s possible for those who experienced the … Continue reading Haiti Still Suffers When the Cameras are Gone
Show Me Where To Put The Sugar
Below is an article that was written by Daniel Tolan, with the CMDA who has worked with us for the past few weeks at the clinic in Petit Goave. Show … Continue reading Show Me Where To Put The Sugar
Delivering babies in Devastated Haiti
BY KIRSTIN RIGGS – GUEST OPINION | MARCH 09, 2010 The woman on the table is screaming. I’m gripping her hand with two fingers — I’ve heard that a woman … Continue reading Delivering babies in Devastated Haiti