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The generator’s going off in 15 min. as we are rationing the little bit of gas we have left. We’ve heard that trucks are bringing gas in from Port-au-Prince today. We hope that me may be able to get some before we run out. All our workers showed up this…

I have 15 minutes to update this post since the generator is going off at 1:00. We have to ration the precious gas that we have for the generator because gas stations, stores, banks, businesses, schools…..everything is all shut down due to the ongoing strike. Embassy families have already been…

Blockades and burning tires. Bottles flying through the air. Pillaging of private businesses. Closed schools and markets. Unavailability of gas to purchase. Hungry children who counted on that one meal a day which they received at school. Gunfire in our neighborhood. All the above and more describes the present situation…

Hi Everyone! He’s a short clip that Pastor Mike Hennigan and his team made when they were here. That’s our Adult Choir singing in the background. Hope you enjoy it!  

It’s a gorgeous day here in Cap-Haitian. Although, there have been riots in the streets of our beautiful city and we have been confined to our compound for two days, it’s given me plenty of time to get needed things done. It sounds like things are beginning to settle down…

I am finally getting around to updating after much busyness. Our team from Goochland, Virginia, flew out a day early yesterday due to increasing problems in the country. Thankfully, they all arrived home safely around midnight. I will post more about that later. It’s been a very busy and rewarding…

Hi Everyone! I promised a couple of days ago that I would share this article which I wrote recently. I just now located it in my e-mail history, so excuse my being late. Hope you are blessed by it.   The Golden State Warriors were playing the Cleveland Cavaliers. Already…

“Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice!” Philippians 4:4 I have put off writing this post until I had a good report to give you. We sent a transfer from our bank account to a bank in Haiti to pay for 16 new inverter batteries. It was…

Tomorrow, we will be in an early-morning committee meeting, so I thought I’d write this update now. As of tomorrow, 10 January, we will have been in Haiti for 36 years. I will never forget the first time I descended the steps of Eastern Airlines (which doesn’t exist anymore) and…

The last time I wrote a post, we were sitting in the Ft. Lauderdale airport waiting to board Jet Blue. We made it safe and sound to Santiago, but our three-hour delay caused us to miss the bus for Cap-Haitian. However, our wonderful friends, Jim and Teresa White, met us…