I’ll have to tell it from my perspective; after all that is the perspective I am most acquainted with.As with most stories, it started out with a knock on the gate. Knowing we had a lady in labor down at the clinic we figured they probably wanted someone to come check on her progress. Sure

When was the last time you stopped and acknowledged that God was at work in a specific situation? Since coming to Haiti, it’s something that I think about often. Somehow, I find it easier to see God at work here, in day to day normal life. Is it because I feel more of a need

The LORD Himself goes before you and will be with you; He will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged. (Deuteronomy 31:8) This has been a verse of encouragement for me in the past several months. As I think back over my first 3 months of life in

Death- It seems so cruel. It takes the young and old alike. For some it comes quietly and quickly. For others, it is extremely painful and drags on for days, sometimes months.My heart dropped the other day when I was discussing a friend’s care with a coworker and they stated “she’s starting to die.” I

May Update If I were to pick one word to describe our past month, I would choose the word “babies”. We did a lot more that just deliver babies in May, but it felt like we were delivering a baby every other day. We had a total of seventeen births at our clinic in May.

May Update-Stanley Hoover Hello to each one of you !! Here’s a little update of our past month here in Haiti. I’m not much of a writer but ill try my best Enjoy!! At the beginning of the month we weren’t extremely busy and not to much going in the clinic due to it being

We were sitting around the supper table, playing True Colors. Laughter floated around as we voted on which person around the table would be most likely to arrive late, who has the most gadgets or who we would choose to be on a survival team. Clank, clank, clank, clank. I got up to see who

Welcome to another update about the shenanigans we’ve been indulging in here in Haiti.As I tried to think back and recall some juicy details of our life this last month I pulled a blank ,but thankfully I take pictures like I breathe so a quick scroll through my gallery tells me we’ve actually been quite

January Update The new year found our team on the beautiful island of Île-à-Vache in Haiti. I flew back from my furlough on New Year’s Day and met the rest of them in Les Cayes before we headed to the island. We spent four lovely days in Île-à-Vache, enjoying the sun, sea, and good food.

Greetings to you all,I have the honor of writing the update for December. This month has been eventful and busy with the various events and projects that were completed. The first two weeks of the month were fairly mundane (If there’s even such a thing at clinic.) and things went smoothly. Right around the time