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Continue reading →: Visitors & Anniversaries
One Voice Our friend, Mitch Ham arrives today to spend five days with us here in Cap-Haitien! Mitch is the Music Minister and Missions Director at The Lord’s Table Church in Goldsboro, N.C. We are very excited that he is coming. Mitch has already traveled to several different countries to…
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Continue reading →: The “A” Team
We are falling into another rhythm here in Haiti after hosting a nine-member team that came to spend 10 days with us. (Now, you know the reason I haven’t posted in a while!) Our time with the Trinity Church Short-Term Missions Team from Tacoma, Washington, has been incredibly rich in…
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Continue reading →: Thank You, MFI!
We’ve been back for a whirlwind trip to the States and are already packing to leave tomorrow for Ft. Lauderdale. By Wednesday, we’ll be back in Cap-Haitian by early morning. This past week, we’ve been in Reston, Va., attending the East Coast MFI Conference. It would take a whole book…
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Continue reading →: Traveling Plans
MFI East Coast Conference There’s lots of movement going on here today as we are revving up for another departure for the States. Suitcases will be semi-packed by the end of the day with clothes for cooler weather (what is that?), and we’ll be tying up loose ends here in…
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Continue reading →: Back to School!
Back to School It’s “back to school” time here in Haiti! However, although our own three schools are now officially open, the students are returning at a snail’s pace. Our school in Sainte-Philomène boasted of 9 students this morning, even though it has an enrollment of over 100. Why? Because,…
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Continue reading →: Work in Progress
Pounding hammers and noisy drills are familiar sounds around here nowadays. There seems to be no end to the construction work that needs to take place on the compound, not to mention our other church/school sites. I was reminded today that much of the work being done here during the…
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Continue reading →: Support a Missionary!
I was talking with a dear friend this week and she related an interesting story to me. It is definitely food for thought. My friend shared that her pastor was praying about an electric bill that his church didn’t have the funds to pay. As he was reminding the Lord…
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Continue reading →: Forward Movement
Moving Ahead It’s a busy time in the Kingdom of God! Since our return from the States, we’ve shifted gears to adapt ourselves once again to Haitian life. It seems every day has its own busyness and there’s a steady stream of people entering or leaving our house for one…
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Continue reading →: Goodbye, Pattie
A few days ago, Prit and I received word that a dear friend of ours had slipped away from life during the early morning hours. After a progressive decline in her health and after fighting dementia, Pattie Simpson was now on the other side of the mysterious veil that separates…
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Continue reading →: Change the World
“Do you want to sell sugared water for the rest of your life? Or do you want to come with me and change the world?” What a question! Steve Jobs, CEO and owner of Apple Computer put this question bluntly to John Sculley, at the time the President of the…
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