This blog entry is LONG overdue. But better late than never, right? I've lived in Haiti now for over a year and a half. It has become like a second home to me. I can't explain what it's like to share

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(originally posted on CNP's blog) Three!... that's how many weeks I've got left of the nearly 50 I'll spend with CNP this year. 2014 will bring new adventures in Haiti, but my official time with CNP will come to an end

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To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven... Ecclesiastes 3 is one of those passages of Scripture that gets quoted so much you often forget to take time to let it sink

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[This post is about a terrible incident I witnessed in Haiti. It is lengthy and spares little details. I know some of you have children who keep up with me here; I trust you will use discretion with letting them read

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The past several weeks have been busy and have flown by! While there have been lots of highlights--including securing an incredible grant for a breakfast program for Hope For Life Children's Home--I was hugely blessed to have my dad and stepmom

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You can read my latest update and prayer letter below. I covet your prayers during this important season of ministry. Some new changes are on the horizon and some big decisions will need to be made in the coming weeks.

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Stanley is a man you can count on! He loves helping people of all ages and teaches an adult Sunday School class at his church. He spends a lot of time mentoring the kids at Hope For Life Children's Home and

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Today was a unique day at our PTA/PNS clinic. In May I had the opportunity to meet a physical therapist from Texas named Rhonda Nisbett. Rhonda comes down to Haiti a few times a year to volunteer with an organization that

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Does God really ask us to sacrifice—and to sacrifice everything? Do things always work out for those who are obedient? Is God at work in the hard places? And does He expect us to join Him in those hard places? Isn't

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