

A Bridge to Africa
10.30.2022 Remember Saintalien? He's the young man we met on his bed in the Dominican Republic who had been badly injured in a motorcycle accident. He couldn't afford an operation to deal with the bone sticking out of his hip area.
Thanks to the Lord and a generous donor, he was able to go to the hospital last week to begin the process for surgery. He returns again this week and then the surgery will be scheduled. I can't even imagine what he's been through and I am so f


Pray At All Times
October 23, 2022 Conflict, wars, hunger, and famine may be words we aren't all that familiar with in our Western civilization, but they are nothing new. The Old Testament is chock full of stories of people who couldn't (or maybe I should say WOULDN'T?) get along. Proverbs is a great place to glean understanding and wisdom about how to navigate these situations. Psalms is where I go to find the right "head space" in the midst of difficulties. "Make a joyful noise to the LO


Trust
October 16, 2022 It's been so wonderful to have Dr. Benjamin working with us this week. He obviously takes his profession very seriously - as do all our doctors! We are grateful to have found such a treasure in our own city, along with two of our nursing staff. The Lord continues to provide - of course! A recent Reuters report states, "The analysis said that in total 4.7 million people - nearly half of Haiti's population - are experiencing high levels of acute food insecur


With All Your Might
October 9, 2022 Celebrations broke out with fireworks, dancing, and rejoicing Thursday, in the dark of night - long after the day's protests were completed. It was the time when families would normally sit in the yard around a light - or lantern - or candle - and communicate about their experiences that day or tell funny stories. I think laughter is the greatest medicine the people of Haiti have access to. Being able to let go of the very real stresses of the day is invigo


No Turning Back
October 2, 2022 Does headline news send you reeling? It does me. Sometimes I just want to shut down my emotions and not care. Wars, floods, hurricanes, famines, politics, sickness, on and on and on - and all at the same time. How easy it would be to stop caring - to just worry about myself, my husband, my children, and my grandchildren. It's all too much. There's one little problem with going down that rabbit hole - I am a follower of Christ. I can't follow Christ, who