Before I get started, I wanted to make sure you have the chance to give towards our 100 for $100 campaign. If you can give more or less than $100, that’s ok, but our goal is to get 100 donors to join us! As many of you know, we were not able to bring teams […]
Before I start this blog, please click here to register for our Fundraiser, A Taste of Haiti, this coming Friday night at Deerwood Country Club starting at 6:30! This past Sunday, we arrived back in America. Normally this would not be a big deal because we come back and forth from Haiti pretty regularly. However, […]
For 10 straight days an extremely large group of people succeeded in having Haiti on an entire lock down. By this I mean we did not leave our homes. Vehicles did not move, banks and government offices did not open, markets stayed shut down, and schools remained closed. I have already heard it being called […]
Today is Day 10 of the manifestations and I have no idea how or when this is going to end. The President spoke a couple of days ago and about 10 minutes later the US raised the travel advisory to a level 4 (the highest possible) which means, “Do Not Travel to Haiti.” The people […]
First of all, I want to apologize if it seems like all we can write about is the riots here. It is true, that is all we are talking about but that is because it is consuming everything about our lives and ministry right now. In fact, right now, we are trying to figure out […]
Until March 2 (the event is March 1 at Deerwood Country Club), I am going to start every blog with an invitation to learn more about our Jacksonville Fundraiser “A Taste of Haiti.” This event is very important for All Things New every year, and especially this year as we begin some new initiatives. If […]
Until March 2 (the event is March 1 at Deerwood Country Club), I am going to start every blog with an invitation to learn more about our Jacksonville Fundraiser “A Taste of Haiti.” This event is very important for All Things New every year, and especially this year as we begin some new initiatives. If […]
For 10 straight days an extremely large group of people succeeded in having Haiti on an entire lock down. By this I mean we did not leave our homes. Vehicles did not move, banks and government offices did not open, markets stayed shut down, and schools remained closed. I have already heard it being called […]
