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...
Through the grace and blessing of God, there are many things that the MH4H staff and short term mission teams get to do. We GET to do food distributions for some who desperately need nourishment right now. We GET to invest long-term, spiritually and physically, into...
To read the team’s previous blog, click here. Tuesday, We slept in this morning, and had another work day. Kaden and Jodie and Twyla worked on campus. Kaden built wooden trucks to give to the local boys, and he made one for his little brother. Jodie...
Fourteen-year-old Kaden, with the Mobility Worldwide Team, left to distribute PET carts in Ouanaminthe, a border town between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. On the way, they stop in Dondon to meet more cart recipients. See the trip through Kaden’s perspective...
Click here to read the team’s previous blog. Tim, Kaden, and Christi headed out at 5:30 am to master the mountain while the rest of us slept in. Chef Craig made delicious French toast for breakfast, then we loaded the cart, now complete with new seat vinyl as...
