It was a week of celebrating at MOHI in Haiti. We're grateful for a staff that humbly works together to impact lives and glorify God! Thursday was graduation day on the Thozin campus... ...for both the kindergarteners... ...and the high school senior class. Friday the kindergarten class in St. Etienne had their ceremony. The preschool/kindergarten teachers worked with their students throughout the year reciting poems, learning speeches, singing, and dancing in preparation fo

I literally just walked in the door and sat down to write this post. I spent a week in the Dominican Republic watching the Lord continue to weave His tapestry with our lives. There are lots of exciting things going on behind the scenes, but I want to let you know that we did have opportunities to meet with Haitians living in the DR, connected with my new missionary friend, Ben Jordan, and even connected with a couple of Haitian pastors. I will update you as plans come into

My prayer for you today, from Numbers 6:24-26. Amen! The Lord bless you and keep you; The Lord make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you; The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace. There are many tasks to be accomplished each day at MOHI. Some are pretty mundane: tracking employee clock-ins, taking attendance, picking up trash, mopping the floor... The highlight of each day, however, happens when the food is dished up. Whether it's in the c

"If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all." Growing up I thought that was my mother's idea. Google tells me, however, that it's an old English proverb. I think it's a spinoff from the Golden Rule, found in Matthew 7:12. In any case, it was a good word sown in my young life that God has reminded me of innumerable times since. When in the midst of a storm, there are plenty of "not-so-nice" things that come to mind to spew out. Thankfully, Christ's love co