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Continue reading →: It Feels Like Christmas
“It sure doesn’t feel like Christmas,” I told my son as we crept along L Street on Saturday. We were on our way to pick up a friend at 12th Street for choir practice and this busy artery of Cap-Haitian was overrun with people. Many were spilling out of the…
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Continue reading →: Planting into the Future
A few days ago, we planted into the future. Five lime trees and one orange tree will someday yield much fruit for us and the generations to come. Although it’s predicted to take anywhere around three years for the trees to reach maturity, I’m already excited over the fact that…
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Continue reading →: Updates
Lucy We want to thank all of you who responded to my last update concerning Prit’s mom. Lucy has been moved from the hospital where she has been since Thanksgiving. She is now in a rehab center not far from their home. We continue to ask your prayers for her.…
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Continue reading →: God’s Redemptive Purposes
A fellow missionary, Bill Moxon, preached a powerful message of forgiveness this morning. He and his wife, Darla, had their home broken into, not once, but twice several years ago. The gang took Darla’s wedding ring, stole all their money, and stole a vehicle from their yard (twice). Bill &…
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Continue reading →: Prit’s Mom Hospitalized Again
Dear Friends and Supporters, Prit’s mom (Lucy) has been hospitalized again and is presently in Pinehurst, N.C. Lucy has been fighting the good fight of faith to regain her health for several months now. This past summer, she was in and out of the hospital three different times. We are…
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Continue reading →: A Gift That Endures
Dear Readers, I’m sitting on our front porch on a Monday afternoon enjoying this gorgeous tropical weather. I can hear the school children on the other side of the compound laughing and playing. Maybe they’re happy today because they know they’ll get a hot meal since it’s Monday. Because someone…
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Continue reading →: Thanksgiving in Haiti
Yesterday, we shared a Thanksgiving meal with several missionaries who serve here in the north of Haiti. It was great seeing old friends as well as meeting new ones. We enjoyed a wonderful feast and heard a great message about Ruth, a message of going from famine to feast. All…
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Continue reading →: $20,000 Challenge!
We hope everyone had a wonderfully blessed Thanksgiving this year. We will be celebrating Thanksgiving with the missionary community in the north of Haiti tomorrow and are really looking forward to it. We stay so busy throughout the year and don’t get to see our missionary friends very often unless…
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Continue reading →: Smiles, Songs, and Swallows
Smiles Sunday morning, we attended the anniversary of our church plant in Belle-Hôtesse. We had a great service. Afterwards, we gave out the rest of the bracelets the Trinity Church team from Tacoma, WA, brought as gifts. These kids were super excited and all smiles. It’s amazing what joy a…
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Continue reading →: 1/3 of the Way!
We are 1/3 of the way to having the money for the materials that are needed for our kitchen renovation project. The kitchen in our house is so very tiny that two people cannot stand side-by-side in it. It has very limited cabinet space and no drawers. There are no…
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