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HAITI H20 HEADLINES-July 2010...
STM PREPARATION It’s the middle of summer. For Haiti H2O, this means we’re busily preparing our next Short-Term Mission (STM) teams to travel to Haiti, from July 18th thru August 8th. Vaccinations, passport applications, cross-cultural...
First Visit Since the Earthquake
First Visit Since the Earthquake...
This was my first time in Haiti since the earthquake. We walked off the plane–not down the steps and across the blazing hot tarmac as on past trips, before the airport was destroyed by the earthquake, but through a jetway,...
The immediacy has died down
The immediacy has died down...
The immediacy has died down. The fervent fever pitch has subsided. The situation in Haiti isn’t any less severe; it’s just that daily responsibilities crowded their way back into our lives. I had to return to work....
Trying to reach Haiti
Trying to reach Haiti...
Haiti H2O has been planning on going in to Haiti to visit our partners as soon as it was appropriate. Since we are not doctors or trained rescue workers, we realize that our task is not to do search and recovery work in Port au Prince,...
Relief and Rebuilding Efforts...
Thank you to all who have contributed to the Haiti H2O Earthquake Response Fund. We are preparing a small team who will be leaving for Haiti as soon as the immediate disaster relief has been organized and we can be helpful. While...
Earthquake Response
Earthquake Response...
On January 12th, a devastating earthquake registering 7.0 impacted the capital of Port-au-Prince and much of the surrounding area.  We are deeply concerned for those in Haiti who are experiencing the chaos and sadness of...
H2O Update (Nov 09)
H2O Update (Nov 09)...
The Hansley Connection Christi-An Hansley just returned to Florida after visiting Pittsburgh for two weeks. She has been helping us upload some of our videos and photos as well as connecting us with some old friends. Hopefully over...
Where did you smell Jesus today?
Where did you smell Jesus today?...
It was the provocatively phrased question that Marc Porpilia asked almost every evening during our sensory-filled days in Bassin Caiman. And the aroma of Christ permeated the week – in relationships formed and re-established,...