“We need to have those sites in order to build something … better.” That was the comment of U.N. humanitarian chief John Holmes on March 19, 2010. What precipitated that comment was the deluge that over ran a ramshackle tent city on what used to be Port Au Prince’s most exclusive golf course. It had […]
“We need to have those sites in order to build something … better.” That was the comment of U.N. humanitarian chief John Holmes on March 19, 2010. What precipitated that comment was the deluge that over ran a ramshackle tent city on what used to be Port Au Prince’s most exclusive golf course. It had […]
“We need to have those sites in order to build something … better.” That was the comment of U.N. humanitarian chief John Holmes on March 19, 2010. What precipitated that comment was the deluge that over ran a ramshackle tent city on what used to be Port Au Prince’s most exclusive golf course. It had […]
An eye-opening article by Jonathan Katz, found here, tells of yet another challenge that faces Haiti: the loss of a generation of Haiti’s young professionals. It makes you sit back, take a deep breath and say yet another prayer for the future of Haiti. May God provide Christian young people to replace those that have […]
An eye-opening article by Jonathan Katz, found here, tells of yet another challenge that faces Haiti: the loss of a generation of Haiti’s young professionals. It makes you sit back, take a deep breath and say yet another prayer for the future of Haiti. May God provide Christian young people to replace those that have […]
“Thank you for helping our congregation at CrossRoad understand that we are called not just to give to the people of Haiti, but to be in relationship with them. Casual giving to soothe our consciences is being replaced by vital action, where our lives are intertwined with our sister church in Tiburon & we now […]
“Thank you for helping our congregation at CrossRoad understand that we are called not just to give to the people of Haiti, but to be in relationship with them. Casual giving to soothe our consciences is being replaced by vital action, where our lives are intertwined with our sister church in Tiburon & we now […]
“Thank you for helping our congregation at CrossRoad understand that we are called not just to give to the people of Haiti, but to be in relationship with them. Casual giving to soothe our consciences is being replaced by vital action, where our lives are intertwined with our sister church in Tiburon & we now […]
Each Sister Church is included in this report which is listed alphabetically. Abricots Baptist Church 1- Praise the Lord, Pastor Yves Renous Mathurin had no children die in the earthquake. 2- Pastor Mathurin has no house damage in Port-au-Prince. 3- There was no damage at the church and the parsonage in Abricot. 4- Several members […]
Each Sister Church is included in this report which is listed alphabetically. Abricots Baptist Church 1- Praise the Lord, Pastor Yves Renous Mathurin had no children die in the earthquake. 2- Pastor Mathurin has no house damage in Port-au-Prince. 3- There was no damage at the church and the parsonage in Abricot. 4- Several members […]
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