February 25, 2010 I realize as you read my posts that many of them speak of deep sorrow. Were I to write them in any other way, they would not convey the life that my Haitian friends endure each and every day. Within that struggle, however, [...]
February 23, 2010 On Sunday, a wonderful group of seven visiting us through Middletown United Methodist Church in New Jersey came to Aslan's Bel Peyi (Beautiful Land) Daniel & Dustin to operate a wound clinic for families who rarely receive any medical care. Three nurses [...]
February 17, 2010 Hi Everyone, Just a quick note to let you know that John Lisle and I arrived safe and sound in Santiago about 5 am this morning. John and I set the all-time world record for early arrivals by [...]
February 06, 2010 In my last blog, I shared with you about a woman who had lay in the hospital in Fort Liberte (about 15 miles from our work in Ouanaminthe). She had a severe cut underneath her chin from falling debris in the [...]
February 01, 2010 Greetings Everyone, Before I update you on the last few days, I am compelled to comment on the missionary group that was arrested in Port-au-Prince. Some church groups will unfortunately use this incident to bad-mouth Haiti or the [...]
January 28, 2010 Greetings from Ouanaminthe, The picture that you see above is of 10 students from Port-au-Prince, all survivors of the earthquake. Fortunately, they lived through the horror of the quake, although they survived with nothing more than the clothes [...]
January 24, 2010 Hi Everyone, Things are happening so quickly in Haiti that everything here is a race against time. After almost two weeks, the Haitian government has ceased efforts in the search for survivors, with 150,000 buried in mass graves and [...]
January 22, 2010 Greetings Everyone, On Wednesday, several friends and I set out for Fort Liberte, a city about 10 miles from Ouanaminthe. Luberto Velez, my good friend from Puerto Rico who is designing Aslan's clinic/hospital, orphanage and mission training school, arranged [...]
