Welcoming More Children
Pastor Moise Vaval, Live from Haiti:
This week, we welcome 20 more children into the village. All of them missing a mother or father; only three of them have parents but are among the neediest. They are coming […]
When The Saints Go Marching In
Smiles in Rain – Another Day in Haiti
Trace Thurlby, Live from Haiti
We took our bus to Leogane today. The first amazing thing about that is – we have a bus! Earlier this year, it took a group effort just to buy two cell […]
Connecting with Kids
Trace Thurlby, Live from Haiti
Meet Joseph Volcy. His father died when he was 10; his mother 5 years later. At 15, he lived by himself, worked, and went to school. He taught himself english by “having conversations with myself.”
He’s […]
Hope in Haiti
Trace Thurlby, Live from Haiti
Can life change in six weeks? We know it can. Decisions become moments. Moments build into momentum, and life turns. We experience it personally. Haiti is experiencing it now.
It’s been six […]
What Dave Taught Them
Decades ago, a boy was orphaned and entrenched in the U.S. foster care system. Plucked out by a caring family, he didn’t quite graduate from high school, but did get his G.E.D. Later in life, he started a business […]
Come-on, Church
Long Hollow in Nashville hosted Moise and I this past weekend as part of its Crazy Love campaign. Wow! God is on the move – big. We were blown away by the Spirit of the Living […]
That Day is Today
Brooklyn giving her "birthday gift" to The Global Orphan Project
Meet Brooklyn Hannan, a nine-year-old, 4.0 student, and a lock-down defender on the Quest competitive soccer team. That’s impressive, but get ready for the best part of the […]
That's what its all about
Alan Dietrich, live from Haiti
This is a beautiful site. A young man named Jacob, pictured below, who is the son of one of the orphan village Pastors, praying to receive Christ as Lord and Savior. […]
From ruins to restoration
Alan Dietrich, Live from Haiti
Please allow me to introduce you to some great men and leaders. Tate Williams had been working his own construction business in Utah with his brother when the earthquake hit in Haiti, and he […]