“Ou ka chita la, si ou vle.” I said, setting a chair down beside the hospital bed. A twelve pound one-year-old boy lay on a white sheet covering the bed in the corner of our hospital room. His mom sank into the chair, her clothes dripping from her journey here in the rain. A relative […]
Hello everyone! Let me tell you a heart breaking story that happened a couple weeks ago! As I was sitting at my desk having appointments with different children on the milk and malnutrition programs, Frè Noes came and told me they needed me outside! He led me outside and there I met a broken hearted
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Two births, two emergency runs, two days and two outcomes.. 2:13 Friday morning, after less than 2 hrs of sleep, I wake up to Loveda calling my name, “Jacinda, there is a lady in labor. She is at 8 cm and her contractions are 3-4 minutes apart”. In my sleepy state I voice my confused
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02/09/2023 Some people don’t believe in God because of the suffering in this world. I was thinking about that and came to the conclusion that God is not the one who causes suffering. It is because of the fall. We are sinners, and the world is not perfect anymore. I saw one of my little
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This post is written by Marla, almost a month ago and I made a mistake and didn’t get it posted. I’m sorry. Enjoy her words almost a month late. ☺️ It’s December and only a couple days away from Christmas and vacation! We’re trying to wrap the year up, and with end of year cleaning
Hello! My name is Loveda Lee, and I arrived here at GTH the middle of September to work in the clinic. I grew up in Ligonier, Indiana, but the past 7 years I’ve lived in Harrison, Arkansas, working as a CNA and Household Coordinator at Hillcrest Home. I enjoy working in the medical field, hanging
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October 4, 2022 Hello from the rolling mountains of Haiti! The last blog post I wrote was introducing myself and telling you a little about myself. Now I have lived in this beautiful but broken country for four months. I’ll tell you a couple lessons I learned in my first four months here. One lesson
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08/25/22 It was a fun light evening of sitting around boss’ kitchen table playing beans, drinking tea an eating fiber balls. When 9:30 rolled around, we came up and crashed in our own beds; but then there was a gate knock. It sounded like a stitch job, so Mackenzie, Clyde and I went out and
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Every miracle often first starts with a problem. Or sometimes, approximately twenty seven and a half problems. But God still does miracles. Millions of little miracles, and sometimes of you dare to pray the big prayers and let Him show up, you’ll see big miracles. Goose-bump giving big miracles. On Monday a little boy was
