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Category Archives: Haiti
People Are More Important Than The Program
Andy Stanley is fond of saying that “Jesus didn’t die for a program, he died for people.” I thought that I understood the meaning of this before going to Haiti, but once again, the people of Haiti showed me what … Continue reading
Haiti: A Contradiction
One of the more frequent questions we encountered upon returning from Haiti was about the damage from the 2010 earthquake. And to be sure, words and pictures cannot adequately describe the destruction we saw. Millions of people are still displaced … Continue reading
You Will See As You Go- Reflections from Haiti
As we were travelling to church in the mountains above the village of Fond Parisien, some questions began to arise from our team. Were we not already an hour late for church? Why were we travelling in trucks instead of … Continue reading
