From December 1st through December 19th, the good folks at Writers Helping Writers are holding an amazing Advent Calendar For Writers giveaw

Every trip to Haiti comes with its share of challenges, lessons learned, epiphanies, stumbles and joy… pretty much like everyday life. As I’

We arrived, parked at the base of the mountain, and carried our materials up to the house we would be working on that day. The folks from th

Young men with rusty hand saws and rickety ladders, not Blancs with power tools, work gloves and safety glasses, were the key to success.

One question I am frequently asked is, “Is it any better?” Inquirers want to know if, seven years on from a devastating earthquake, I’ve se

If this is your first visit to this blog, welcome! The last few posts, this one, and the next four of five chronicle my recent trip to Maria

Whenever I travel to Haiti, my thoughts turn to the differences between short-term missions (what I referred to as missioneering on the firs

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In years past, missions to Haiti sometimes involved intricate travel plans. In 2010, we had to spend the night in Miami. This may not seem l

I suspect many of you won't realize this, but today is National Proofreading Day. Proofreading is defined as, "(t)o read printers&

If you read my Haiti blogs, it won't be long before you come across the Haitian proverb: Dèyè mòn gen mòn. In short, this proverb reflec

If you identify as a Christian or Jew, it's likely that you believe, in some measure, that the biblical flood occurred. Creationists ten