How Haiti is More Civilized than North America
I came home from Haiti with more bruises on my arms, legs and, yes, my butt, than I've had since ending my gymnastics career. It →
What I Saw in Haiti: JAYLA
Sam parked the truck along the side of the dirt road. We hopped out of the back and he led us along a dirt path →
What I Saw in Haiti: SPAM
Many people have asked me, "What did you guys eat while you were in Haiti?" Each day, a lovely Haitian woman named Marie-Carmel prepared breakfast →
What I Saw in Haiti: VOODOO
How's your math? Mine stinks. Yet, here are some numbers to chew on... According to world statistics (source: CIA World Facts) 96% of the population →
What I Saw in Haiti: NEEDS
What do you need today? It was the third day of our school visits in Jacmel, Haiti. We told the gospel story to a first →
What I Saw in Haiti: HOMES
Close your eyes and imagine the weight of an entire concrete structure bearing down on your chest. Would you even feel the pain before your →
Garage Sailing?
Garage sailing. Did you know garage sailing is now considered a word? What keeps me up at night is: why sailing? Shouldn't it be saling? →
Nothing But Need
As reports and photos appeared on the television screens in the hours following the January 12, 2010 earthquake in Haiti, I found myself heavy with →
Mushroom Smiles
The past few days have been heavy with a capital H. Every where I turn, new photos of the Haiti devastation bring fresh tears to →