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Continue reading →: July 4: A Day of Remembrance
The daily treks into Fayetteville to visit Prit’s mom in the hospital have now come to an end. Lucia Andrews Adams gained her independence this 4th of July. Lucy fought a long, hard fight which stretched back over 1 1/2 years. Repeated trips to hospitals, rehabs, and then back home…
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Continue reading →: Recent News
John After a delayed flight due to a blown tire on the IBC jet, John left Haiti much later than planned on Wednesday. After missing all his connections in Ft. Lauderdale, he had to pay for a hotel room and spend the night. He finally made it to Fayetteville on…
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Continue reading →: Ebenezer, Chikungunya, and a Change of Address
On June 13, Prit and I celebrated thirty-three years of marriage together. We want to thank all of you for your wonderful notes and cards. Your well wishes have greatly encouraged us, as well as your thoughts and prayers! God has been our Ebenezer. Then Samuel took a stone and…
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Continue reading →: Partners in the Gospel
“There are plenty of souls right here in North Carolina that need saving,” my friend said. Her scowl told me she had serious doubts about such a drastic move in my life – moving to Haiti. Not only would she miss me, but she was genuinely concerned for my well…
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Continue reading →: Close to Home
We learned today that Pastor Lefort and several professors in our second school plant are home sick with the Chikungunya virus. What seemed to be a distant threat has now hit close to home among our own workers. A virus caused by mosquitos has made its way through the Caribbean.…
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Continue reading →: What Gertie Knew
Gertie’s house stands abandoned today on Highway 701, just five miles outside of Clinton, North Carolina. As I stood in front of it, my mind traveled back over fifty-two years to when I was only five years old and living on Kimbrough Road. We would move the next year from…
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Continue reading →: When It Rains, It Pours
Many thanks to our son, John, Pastor Lefort, and other helpers for taking care of a big job for us while we’re away from Haiti. Due to a very heavy rainstorm and a clogged up canal which runs alongside the wall separating our house from the property next door, our…
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Continue reading →: Prayers & Congratulations
We are asking for your continued prayers for Prit’s mom. Last week Lucy started complaining about not being able to breathe. A chest x-ray revealed that she had pneumonia. She was rushed to the Cape Fear Hospital and is presently in the Cardiac Ward. We will keep you updated concerning…
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Continue reading →: Wreck Off Haiti May Be Columbus’ Flagship Santa Maria
World news is happening in our backyard this week! This is just a few miles from where we live. More than five centuries after Christopher Columbus’s flagship, the Santa Maria, was wrecked in the Caribbean, archaeological investigators think they may have discovered the vessel’s long-lost remains – lying at the…
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Continue reading →: Prayer at Home and Abroad
Haiti has been suffering from a terrible drought in the Northwest. This has affected the overall supply of food as well as prices. Please click here to read more about it — “Drought, poor harvest to worsen Haiti food crisis.” Also, we ask for your prayers for Haiti and to…
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