Author name: Gospel to Haiti

Cleaning and Visiting…

On Christmas and New Years break we spent lots of time cleaning, scrubbing and repainting. Making the place look all clean and fresh again!  But we didn’t spend all our time cleaning, we  enjoyed taking the time to go visit some of our friends. A prayer request,  we are in desperate need of RAIN!  -Mis […]

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Kòmanse Holidays

Snow gently falling, Christmas music softly playing, wrapped up in a blanket beside the fireplace  sipping a hot cup of cocoa, reading a capturing story.. All the things this time of year reminds me of. Excitement is in the air as Christmas is drawing near. People are running ‘hither and yon’ to gather all the

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The Risk of Love

I never wanted to be a nurse.  And I never wanted to go to Haiti.  Then, through a funny little turn of events, I ended up on a two week church-rebuilding project in – you guessed it – Haiti.  I ended up falling in love with Haiti.  The people, the country, the beauty that was

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Soldiers in Training

You may have started to wonder if we still exist having no blogging activity. Blogging in one of those things that has been in the back of my mind, but I always seemed to find other things to do;). I almost decided not to blog after I realized we have some recent blogs. But.. here

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On the First Day of December

An assortment of thoughts tumble like snowflakes into my mind, settling into somewhat heavy drifts that I find myself obliged to scoop away to avoid an otherwise threatening brain freeze. So what are these thoughts? Well again, like snow, they are hard to separate “flake from flake”, but the accumulative formation, or information, of them

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As most of you must have noticed,I am not an avid blogger. It doesn’t help that I have tried blogging  for a nearly a week and the internet is too slow. So here is my final attempt to blog about our 10 day dentist clinic experiance.I wrote one blog and lost it so now I

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Inconveniences…

This morning I checked the calendar  to see who was on call. Realization struck that maybe I should consider blogging again.  All day I have been scratching my brain for an inspiration but, it has been slow in coming. We have had busy clinic days. I should have lots to write about but, it seems the

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A Day of Rest (or not)

Sunday morning.  A time to sleep in a bit, drink coffee, leisure in the knowledge that today is a day for rest…spend a little extra time reading your bible and praying, eat a good breakfast – maybe just spend a little time on the swing reveling in the beauty of the morning. That’s what I

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Creepy, Crawly creatures

….. and smelly wounds. This is what Mali and our crew were greeted with several days ago. Fre Noras came to the clinic Monday morning very disturbed about a little old man he had went to visit on the weekend. He described to us how he had worms crawling out of his wound. That very

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