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Continue reading →: A Recent Graduate of IBAG Speaks
This is a great interview between Gary St Vil and our son, John. Gary was a former student at our Bible institute and shares different ways that IBAG ( Institut Biblique de l’Alliance de Gråce) helped mold him to be the leader that he is today. Gary is now working…
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Continue reading →: Finding the Humor in it all!
Wednesday, I had my third round of chemo. Thursday, I felt better than I had in a long time. I even felt like the old me! But, by Friday, I began the familiar descent into untold weakness and the attempt to stand on wobbly legs which could only carry me…
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Continue reading →: Our Donors Speak!
Mark & Norma Lloyd My wife Norma and I support Rehoboth Ministries for multiple reasons. Up front, when you consider the fact that Haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere, the need is tremendous. We have known Prit and Dana since our college days and we know firsthand…
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Round three and other news… Third Round Wednesday, I am scheduled for my third round of chemo. I have been steadily working on the many responsibilities which this ministry requires while I have my regular strength. My chief goal following chemotherapy is to allow my body to rest. My white…
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Continue reading →: In Loving Memory
We received some very sad news this morning. One of our most faithful and trusted leaders in Haiti has passed away. He was recently interned in the hospital with high blood sugar and we had been told that he was back home. Praying and hoping that this was only a…
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Continue reading →: 19…and counting!
Great news! We have received some new donations for our Bible Institute fundraiser. Starting with a goal of $25,000, it has been reduced to $19,000. Thank you SO much to those of you who have sown into this fundraiser! Would you like to help us? No gift is too small…
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Continue reading →: 38 Years Today!
Today marks 38 years since we left North Carolina to move to Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Talk about culture shock! As we descended the steps of the plane, unfamiliar smells and the merciless heat of Haiti rose up to meet us. At the bottom of the steps stood a whole line of…
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Continue reading →: Through Veiled Tears
There is rarely a day when I do little else but cry. But, today was one of those rare days. There were various reasons for these tears, not just one item. I’m tempted to cry again because I already wrote a post which required a lot of tweaking, but it…
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Continue reading →: My Faux Pas
Sorry about that… In our last post, I shared with you the needs for our Bible institute and what we need for the upcoming year. This will enable us to raise our professors’ salaries as well as provide scholarships for our students. John said he told me the goal would…
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Continue reading →: We’re On Our Way!
Great things often happen in the midst of obscurity. Like a baby in a manger. Who could have guessed who that child would become? The Lord does His greatest work in silence, often accompanied by suffering. Prit and I just watched the movie Joseph and never tire of this story.…
