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The rain began to fall soon after we arrived at Marassa, a tent city on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince. We were talking to the community leaders we f...
We're here in Port-Au-Prince. One of our team members said it was, "the most pitiful sight I have ever seen. There were children begging for mon...
We land in Haiti today. AIM has established a base in Port-au-Prince. Our team of Haitian and American staff and volunteers are serving communitie...
I'm hopping a plane today. And, along with a small team of bloggers, I'll spend the rest of the week in Haiti. As we go we're asking the question, "...
I'm headed back to Haiti with a group of eight leaders on May 26. Since the earthquake hit, we've found that the best way to help is by working in par...
After the earthquake, when our team stumbled on a tent city called Marassa 14 where the people had no food, we bought them some (see blog about it h...
It was amazing to see this. We rounded the corner and parades of believers came at us. We passed town squares and couldn't move due to the full-on, Sp...
The rainy season has started in Haiti. The issues of just scraping out a living there just got more complicated. Families in the flood plains are stil...
I've written before about the nationwide prayer meetings we saw in Haiti. God's Spirit continues to be poured out on that hungry land even as the ...
