by Kim Anderson | Apr 12, 2019 | Programs
As we’re celebrating Easter with bunnies, egg hunts and way too much candy, Haiti is celebrating with colorful kites, church services and traditional meals. Though not all areas of Haiti celebrate in the same way, there are several traditions that mark Haitian...
by Kim Anderson | Mar 27, 2019 | Programs
Donate Now Once upon a time, there was a family who lived in rural Haiti: a caring mother, a hard-working father, four older sisters and two younger brothers. This family loved the Lord and tried their hardest to get ahead. Every day, their father would piece...
by Kim Anderson | Mar 13, 2019 | Programs
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if every teenage girl in Haiti knew that there is hope because God is faithful? What if they could understand God’s unconditional love for them? There are so many truths from scripture that can encourage teenage girls in Haiti. Thanks to your...
by Kim Anderson | Mar 13, 2019 | Programs
There is a popular Haitian proverb that says ‘Sak vid pa kanpe’, which means an empty sack cannot stand. The “sack” in this proverb is reflective of a sack of flour, from which bread is made. Imagine a sack full of flour standing upright. Just as the sack is kept...
by Kim Anderson | Mar 13, 2019 | Programs
If you’ve ever tried a fresh mango in Haiti, you experienced a little slice of heaven. Thanks to Haiti’s hot and humid tropical climate, it is the perfect place for growing nutritious fruit. Because of you, mango and papaya trees are thriving at City on a Hill in...
by Kim Anderson | Mar 13, 2019 | Programs
It’s a beautiful day in Haiti when the tap-taps are busy on the streets, the markets are bustling, and children can be seen in their neatly pressed uniforms heading to school. It means that life is back to normal in Haiti and we are definitely thankful for that!...
