Haiti

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    Haiti: Idyllic Isle with a Few Worrisome Woes

    Travelling Again! So once again I’m travelling, to wit: in Haiti – with all that implies.  Upon arrival last Thursday I hit the ground running and have been until today, which is being used to catch up: doing laundry (by hand in a bucket, using…

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    Goals for this 10-Day Trip to Haiti

    Today I’m heading off to Port-au Prince, Haiti.  Should be back next Friday. Goals for this trip include: Trying to find and meet with various children from the now-defunct Son of God orphanage to see how they are doing and encourage them in some way.…

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    Bon Bagay! A Missionary Interview

    “Haiti is known as a missionary graveyard.  The burnout rate here is high.”  I was talking with a long-term missionary about what he found most discouraging working in Haiti over the years.  He continued, “When the going gets rough, people often bail.  It’s discouraging to…

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    Quick Update From a Different World

    Today is my 9th day in Carrefour, Haiti.  This is the first day I’ve had internet, and amazingly, on my laptop no less.  I’m on wi-fi in a small internet café now.  Creole music is blazing, it’s quite warm (i.e. blazing hot), and I’m sitting…

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    To Inf-haiti and Beyond

    I’m in the Chicago airport.  Turns out they have 20 minutes of internet here for free.  And more internet if you want to pay for it. On a serious note, at times recently I’ve wondered if this trip to Hispaniola was all my initiative or…

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    Pastor Pierre Wilnord

    Adventures in Missions (AIM) has contacts with 650 churches in Haiti.  That’s a lot of contacts! AIM has a program called “Church to Church” that facilitates churches in the US sponsoring churches in Haiti.  So far they have about 35 American churches signed up to…

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    Tent City Story–Why So Much Disparity in Wealth?

    I’m learning a short "missions" trip can really spin you around.  One day you’re marching along in everyday life and then – wham, you’re transported to another world.  A world where people don’t have the same privileges I do.  Where water and electricity are sporadic. …

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    Haiti–Jumbled Impressions

    Wow.  So much has happened in this last week.  The trip to Haiti has really been amazing and eye-opening.  I recommend for everyone go visit Haiti!  Just arrived back in the U.S.A. a short bit ago and will be in Florida several days longer so…

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