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Continue reading →: Gearing Up
Gearing Up for Haiti A week from today, Prit, John, and myself will be flying into Cap-Haitian. The tickets are bought and hotel reservations have been made. It’s going to be a busy fall. John has been busy studying the book of Hebrews and gearing up for teaching in our…
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Continue reading →: A Poem for the Hungry
It’s so easy to look the other way Easier just to ignore what they say “I’m hungry, can’t you please give me something to eat?” The dry, red hair and stomach protruding the dazed look, the crazed look A mother’s voice soothing “I’m hungry, can’t you please give me something…
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Continue reading →: A Million Little Things
On Tuesday, two lady friends came to visit us. They drove over from Mount Olive, North Carolina, and spent the day with Prit and myself. Not only did Janet and Karen come to spend precious time with us, but they came bearing gifts for us and our children. Prit and…
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Continue reading →: Comin’ and Goin’
“Why is that lady taking a picture of her suitcases in the Barnes and Noble parking lot?” Well, because a friend asked her to do so, of course! “Isn’t that normal?” a woman would ask. Well, as I sit and type this post about the busyness that this week will…
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Continue reading →: Bumps in the Road
As our vacation is winding down here in the States, we have been busy working to get things up and running for our return to Haiti. Here are just a couple of things we have had to deal with over the last few days. 1) Getting electricity restored to the…
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Continue reading →: Enon Chapel: Old in Years, Young at Heart
In just 10 days, Enon Chapel (Jacksonville, North Carolina) will turn 141 years old! Yet, in spite of being along in years, it is nowhere near slowing down. Prit and I had the privilege of sharing with the Enon folks a couple of Sundays ago about the work in Haiti…
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Continue reading →: Good to the Last Bite!
It’s that time again, folks! School will be open again before we know it and we hope to be able to provide many hot meals for our students when they come. We are asking everyone who is able to join in and help us raise the needed funds for our…
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Continue reading →: Winding Down
Prayers for John Prit and I have had a great summer. August is already here and we are beginning to wind down and set our sights toward returning to Haiti around the end of the month. As we’ve shared, this year will be a milestone. Our son, John, will be…
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Continue reading →: Fè Disip!
Pastor Lefort and his helpers in the church have been busy! He’s been rounding up as many kids as he can from the neighborhood in Sainte-Philomène for Bible study, activities, singing and games. Some of these kids are already in the church, but he has worked hard to draw others…
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Continue reading →: Aglow!
Prit and I had the privilege of ministering at the Aglow chapter of New Bern, North Carolina this past Saturday. We were truly amazed at the depth of spirituality among the women that attended. Their worship was one of consecration and almost all of them came forward for prayer afterwards. There…
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