January pictures of my 7 little miracles.
Noldine 4 years
Ketchina 2.5 years
Dachena 1.5 years
Ciarha 1 year
Annia 10 months
Amanda 7 months
Ina 4 months
2023 There’s just so many things I miss about down South at our home base. And yet so many things I’m eternally thankful have changed. Haiti life loves to throw curveballs and this year of evacuating and starting completely over was the biggest one to date for us. Sometimes I can’t compartmentalize all the feelings. Happy and sad. Scared and at peace. Worried and content. Stressed and grateful. And although it’s been an eventful year, it’s also been a fruitful year. I’m eager to see how the Lord guides us to minister in a new city during 2024. What’s to come is only known by Him and there’s a whole lot of joy resting in that. There aren’t adequate words to describe my utmost gratitude and sincere thankfulness for people like you who sacrificially give to others, especially ones in a whole different country. God will bless you in return. I know He will because you are helping feed, educate, and employ many children and adults who otherwise wouldn’t have a ch...
One year ago today. I left on a whim. School was delayed a whole month so I decided last minute to fly to the States to visit family for 10 days and get some last minute supplies. Half way to the airport the newly established gang was out in full force. Bullets flying, cars abandoned, tires spinning in the mud. And although I had been taking an armored car ever since I was held up at gunpoint earlier in the year, I was still told to lie down and stay down. The gang members were running down the side of the mountain and coming up behind us. You’ve probably heard the rest. We made it to the airport, I flew to America, and then had absolutely no idea that the next time I saw my girls would be 6 months later in a brand new city. —— It’s been a full year since I’ve seen La Limyè Ministries home base. The 5 beautiful buildings full of so many memories, a house full of personal belongings, my sweet guard dogs and so many dedicated employees, neighbors, and...
August marks 10 years living in Haiti and February marked 12 years of being a follower of Jesus. So I’m reposting something I partially wrote a few years ago because the testimony of His faithfulness is too good not to share… The good, the bad, and the ugly The blood, sweat, and tears The highs and the lows The mountain tops and the valley lows The births and the deaths the thrills and the burnouts I’ve named babies and I’ve bought caskets. I’ve watched the child overcome starvation and watched starvation kill the child. I’ve seen miracles and I’ve seen witchcraft I’ve seen the work of God and I’ve seen the work of the devil. I’ve dreamed dreams and I’ve lost visions I’ve had nothing and I’ve been full. This island taught me to grow up faster than I thought I would through my 20s. And now my early 30s. This island life taught me how to pay taxes, drive without a GPS, and negotiate through any and every purch...
Praying for you and your beautiful daughters! May the Lord bless you abundantly:)Here is my blog: https://lovejoypeace3.blogspot.ca/
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Keila