Pastor Moise’s church in the final construction phase.
The view from the balcony of the church. Amazing works in Haiti usually happen in “nice” places. This one is among the poorest of the poor, and owned by them.
Source de la Grace in March of 2010.
Worship continued underneath tarps.
The reality is courage is what keeps children in families. And God isn’t stingy when we ask for courage. […]
This morning Joe Knittig spoke of “unfinished God stories” in Haiti. We don’t know the specific endings, but […]
By, Marsha Campbell
SUSIE Magazine presented the 2011 Christmas Challenge to its readership of adolescent girls to join December cover […]
What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to a human soul. – Joseph Addison
Education is among […]
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C3 Missions International C3 aLIVE 2008 Event
Raises More Than $1.4 Million in One Evening for World Orphans
Funds will […]
From Joe Knittig, Live in Sudan
Sustaining orphan care here is very doable. Living expenses at a culturally relevant level […]
Day 5 started with some of the best oatmeal I have ever had, I’m sure the sugar content will […]
Trace Thurlby, Live in KC
Our GO Project Family often talks about why the Hand of God is so easy […]
GO Family, Below is an e-mail from our GO Africa team outlining another opportunity the Lord has given us […]
The reality is courage is what keeps children in families. And God isn’t stingy when we ask for courage. […]
This morning Joe Knittig spoke of “unfinished God stories” in Haiti. We don’t know the specific endings, but […]
By, Marsha Campbell
SUSIE Magazine presented the 2011 Christmas Challenge to its readership of adolescent girls to join December cover […]
What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to a human soul. – Joseph Addison
Education is among […]
A home is needed for four children. The 14 yr. old is teenage girl who is described as being […]
C3 Missions International C3 aLIVE 2008 Event
Raises More Than $1.4 Million in One Evening for World Orphans
Funds will […]
From Joe Knittig, Live in Sudan
Sustaining orphan care here is very doable. Living expenses at a culturally relevant level […]
Day 5 started with some of the best oatmeal I have ever had, I’m sure the sugar content will […]
Trace Thurlby, Live in KC
Our GO Project Family often talks about why the Hand of God is so easy […]
GO Family, Below is an e-mail from our GO Africa team outlining another opportunity the Lord has given us […]
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