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April 28, 2010 Wow, it has been way too long since I updated my blog. I'm really sorry to all of you friends out there who care so much about Haiti. I promise to be better. I could blame weeks of traveling [...]
April 28, 2010 Wow, it has been way too long since I updated my blog. I'm really sorry to all of you friends out there who care so much about Haiti. I promise to be better. I could blame weeks of traveling [...]
February 28, 2010 This is my first post from our mission house here in Ouanaminthe! You cannot imagine how exciting it is to be able to work from our house rather than from across the border in Dajabon. I love the [...]
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 [...]