Christi Gabhart speaks pointedly into two questions that are on different sides of the same coin. The first is, “How does one manage simply to live in the dire poverty seen across Haiti?” Followed by, “How does anyone working in humanitarian aid cope with poverty...
Hi, I’m Tom Johnson, the Spiritual Development Manager/Missiologist for MH4H and a Reformed Church in America career missionary. My responsibilities are to assist the spiritual component of Many Hand’s transformational activities in Haiti. One aspect to my work is...
The dream of a Personal Energy Transportation (PET) cart began in 1995 with Larry Hills, a missionary in Zaire, Africa. It’s said that Larry knew of 5,000 people in his region who could not walk. Each one weighed on his heart. Yet the person who spurred Larry to...
Sarah Ripperger is interning with MH4H for the summer to help with an agricultural project. A common phrase Sarah quickly learns is, “Nothing is easy in Haiti.” The greatest difficulty she grapples with is the ability to be patient in a season of waiting. See how...
Author Robin Moore said, “Inside each of us is a natural born story-teller, waiting to be released.” A picture may be “worth a thousand words,” producing raw emotion in the viewer but do not be fooled – it is the words of a carefully crafted story that shape...
