Why Are Things The Way They Are In Haiti? Somebody emailed me a great question the other day – it’s something that most of us have probably thought about many...
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Why Are Things The Way They Are In Haiti? Somebody emailed me a great question the other day – it’s something that most of us have probably thought about many...
Read More » From JT: Riots in Haiti, and Our Ongoing Ministry Activities Report from JT – July 2018 “Sharing Christ in the midst of chaos in Haiti: Recent riots in the country...
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Trip 24 – A Few More Photos Photo above: The preacher at Terra Noir, with a little girl who was taken in at the orphanage after she was found abandoned...
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Trip 24 – Other Highlights – Bout Savane, Abel, Terra Noir (Photo above: Children at Bout Savane) Monday: Returning to Bout Savane, which has been a “team favorite” place the...
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Trip 24 – Profound Moments, and Humbling Reflections (Photo above: Madeline Augustin, one of the little girls at the St. Michel Orphanage) (Most of you who’ve been to Haiti with...
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Updates from Greg – May 2018 (The photo above, taken by my daughter Bethany on our first trip to Haiti in 2011, is of a little girl in Cite Soleil...
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Trip 22 – A Few Favorite Photos Photo above: School children at the Chambellan church...
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Trip 22 – A Humbling Moment in the Village of Jeremie When we first came out to Chambellan in 2015, JT had taken us to a small church in the...
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Trip 22 – Our Return to the Village of Chambellan Five people came forward to be baptized after we preached in Chambellan on Sunday – similar to what we’ve experienced...
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The Guard at the Palm Inn Some of you probably remember the story about the guard at the Palm Inn, who asked me to bring him the Children’s Bible (but...
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