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Category Archives: Don’t Forget Haiti
Just before noon – a Guest Post by Heather Hendrick
Sit a Spell Haiti:::Delma 75:::11 a.m. – 12 p.m. I once sat in on a film writing workshop. I’m not a film writer. I was an English major at Texas A&M. All my classes were in one building. I … Continue reading
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Today in Haiti – a guest post by Heather Hendrick
Sit a Spell Wednesday, December 08, 2010 Haiti:::Delma 75:::8-10 a.m. When people are in the street setting things on fire, it’s a relief to see the police arrive on the scene. My sense of American justice came rising up … Continue reading
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A Unique Day in Haiti – a series of guest posts by Heather Hendrick
Heather has wrote a moving series of posts today about the view from their window. They have had (and still have) a seat right across the wall from some of the protests. Read, marvel, pray and give the Haitians credit … Continue reading
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Tagged Corruption, Election, Haiti, Protests
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5 Lessons from Haiti–by Paul Farmer
Paul wrote the following op-ed piece about Haiti and what to do… FEATUREPRINT | TEXT SIZE | EMAIL | SINGLE PAGE 5 Lessons From Haiti’s Disaster What the earthquake taught us about foreign aid. BY PAUL FARMER | DECEMBER 2010 1. … Continue reading
Franklin Graham–Thanksgiving and Haiti
Tom here – Franklin Graham wrote a thought provoking and disturbing editorial in the Washington Post last Thursday for Thanksgiving. I’d ask you to do three things: 1) Read what he wrote. 2) Pray for the people of Haiti and … Continue reading
Haiti Cholera Update from Senator Bill Frist
I found this article on Sen. Frist’s website. I’ve never met him, but I have memories of some people I know who said he was down in Haiti working side by side with other medical personnel trying to save earthquake … Continue reading
275 > 125
November 14, 2010 TREATMENT CENTER OVERCROWDED: 257 CHOLERA PATIENTS, ONLY 125 BEDS Samaritan’s Purse doctors and nurses working to save lives as cholera spreads in Haiti’s capital city Cholera is spreading at an alarming rate among earthquake survivors in Haiti. … Continue reading
When Helping Hurts – a guest post
Haiti has a way of doing that – it changes your thinking about a lot of things. Aaron and Heather wrote a very compelling article that presents a different view of mission trips. I haven’t read the book yet, but … Continue reading
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The Faces of Cholera
The Faces of Cholera Today was a full day in the fight against cholera. The reality is hitting us…. this is big. As the numbers climb in the reports and more statements come out over the concern of how this … Continue reading
Better is One Day–a Guest Post by Heather Hendrick
Better is One Day Church in Haiti is always emotional. It’s hard to pinpoint why. All I know is there are many days when I leave the building with a headache from constantly blinking back the tears. There are some … Continue reading
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Tagged Better is One Day, Haiti, Heather Hendrick
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