Wilfrid is doing much better today. After a couple of I.V.’s, he is sitting up and eating. He will stay in the hospital another night for some additional tests. See, I told you… a real hospital!

Very Crazy day today. Rusty left to take the girls to school and soon after Sony came tearing upstairs shouting, “I need alcohol!” Ummm… excuse me?  “Wilfrid can’t speak and I need alcohol!” “What’s wrong with Wilfrid?” now I’m digging through my medicine cabinet. Wilfrid was sick on Thursday- mostly head congestion, but obviously felt really...

… written by Lexi     (and Shelly) My daughter Lexi, upon returning to school in September, was asked to write a journal entry on something special she did over the summer. Having gone on a trip to Haiti with me, she chose to write about her experience. She did such a great job that she was asked to read it in front of the class and share more about Haiti with them. Lexi is seven years...

Written by: Karin White mission volunteer In February of 2007, I left the United States for the first time in my life and I had no idea that my life was going to change forever. Blindly, I had been going through the motions. The trip that my husband and I took to Haiti changed everything. Not a day goes by that I don’t think of Haiti and her people. When I heard this song for the first time...

I am only one, But still I am one. I cannot do everything, But still I can do something; And because I cannot do everything I will NOT refuse to do the something that I can do. E.E. Hale A child sponsored by one. A child fed with one monthly donation. A well child exam by a Dr. on one medical mission trip. A child rescued from the harsh life of being left alone in the Haitian marketplace by one...

A Musician? A Doctor or a Nurse? A chef? A Pastor? For I know the plans that I have for you,’  declares the LORD, ‘plans for welfare  and not for calamity  to give you a future and a hope.

Hugs and Kisses fromall of us in Haiti!!!

Thanks to the young men of Whitehouse Baptist Church for all their help last Saturday in sorting and organizing the load of medical supplies that were donated. We really appreciate these guys giving up a Saturday to give us a hand. They just called and and asked how they could help…. it just happened to be the same day we got a call offering the trailer load of medical things!! God’s...

Mornings in Haiti are my most favorite times. People who know me will have a hard time believing that as I am certainly NOT a morning person! But in Haiti, life is so much different. (Okay, that is a complete understatement!). When you know you are going to wake up to a sight like this, I can’t imagine anyone staying in bed past 5:45 am! It is a sight that is almost unbelievable to the eyes...

The kids’ rooms are in need of new beds and mattresses. The children have grown and several are ready to move from a toddler bed to a bunk bed. These can be purchased in Haiti for approximately $75 each. Pray about donating money to help meet thie need.