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In the States for the Summer
June...

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Sprinting to the Finish Line
April 2011
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Two Years in Haiti
January 2011
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Pray for Haiti
November 2010
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A New School Year
October 2010
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Post-Earthquake Update and Missionary Kids Interview
June 2010
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Hi all,
Depending on your mail server, our newsletter "God's Faithfulness is Our Insurance" may have had atrocious formatting (like in Yahoo, it was awful).  It looked great in the preview.
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God's Faithfulness is Our Insurance
April 2010
Dear Friends and Ministry Partners,
This Monday, April 12, will mark three months since the severe earthquake hit Haiti.  The entire country is still feeling the aftershocks of this major catastrophe--literally, there have been over 65 aftershocks, and figuratively, every person, every family and every institution continues to be affected.  I heard one of my students speaking the other day about the uncertainties in Haiti, one being that very few people have insurance.
Health insurance is...

 
One month after the earthquake
Friday, February 12, 2010
 
Today is the one-month anniversary of Haiti's devasting 7.0 earthquake centered outside of Port au Prince.  The lives of everyone in Haiti have been forever changed by this catastrophe.  Everyone knows someone who died or was severely injured in the quake.  Those injured are gradually recovering, but many are still in the hospital.  The uncertainty in the Cayes area following the quake has largely subsided, now with the fuel supply restored, although food...

Haiti Earthquake Update
Dear Praying Friends,
We want to thank you for all of the prayers, phone calls, and emails you have sent our way.  We love you guys more than we can express, and we definitely  feel cared for. The last week has been extremely unpredictable.  Early on, we've had times of boredom just waiting and waiting for opportunities to help, and then at other times there has been such a flurry of activity that we felt overwhelmed.  Several times the...

We're Safe
To our dear, praying friends,
As you are likely aware, just 24 hours ago Haiti suffered a 7.0 earthquake that hit near Port au Prince.  We wanted to let you know that our family and house are fine, as well as our immediate area and missionary associates.  We are about 100 miles from the epicenter.  We felt the initial quake quite clearly, just before 5:00 pm Tuesday, and since then we have felt several aftershocks.  Here in...

Joyeux Noël
December 2009
Dear Friends and Ministry Partners,
Christmas season is upon us here in Haiti; however, the only "white Christmas" we get here is from all the limestone dust!  Heather has often said that Jesus could have been born in Haiti because there are so many cultural similarities between 1st century Israel and 21st century Haiti--donkeys and sheep are everywhere and every small town has a carpenter.  In the countryside we see stables and mangers.  And the only commercialization we've seen...

Sep/Oct 2009
Three Schools, One Family
Dear Friends and Ministry Partners,
The fall rainy season has begun here in Haiti and with it, much welcomed cooler weather.  Unfortunately, the "cold" season is also here as evidenced by the four kids I can hear coughing as I write this letter.  After an easy-paced summer, our family is in high gear with everybody either in school or teaching school.
Haitian Kindergarten
Joey got a jump start and finished his homeschooled kindergarten (in English) with Heather in June. ...