Another perspective on Haiti from one of my comrades.
http://wwwdennisshaw.blogspot.com
This blog name refers to Jesus Christ and what you must do with Him. It's called the 'Tri-lemma-dilemma'. You must decide what He said about Himself. Was it true, was He crazy, or was He a deceiver? For example, He said,"I and my Father are one", John 10:30. "He who has seen Me has seen the Father", John 14:9. "Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was born, I am," John 9:58. And God said to Moses, "Thus you shall say to the sons of Israel, 'I AM has sent me to you,'" Exodus 3:14.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Post #14, Hannah's blog
Check out another excellent blog by someone living in Haiti and serving with OMS as a nurse.
www.haninhaiti.blogspot.com
www.haninhaiti.blogspot.com
Monday, January 17, 2011
Post # 13, Julie Briggs' blog.
Julie is a Missionary Nurse who lives on the OMS compound in Cap Haitien, Haiti.
Her blog is fantastic. Check it out!
www.onemissionsociety.org.uk/channel.aspx?cnl=haiti-julie-briggs
Her blog is fantastic. Check it out!
www.onemissionsociety.org.uk/channel.aspx?cnl=haiti-julie-briggs
Friday, January 7, 2011
Post # 12,How to leave a comment!
- At bottom of post - click on the word comment.
- write your comment in the box.
- click on down arrow on 'comment as'.
- click on anonymous.
- unscramble word.
- click submit.
- I'll view it and accept or reject it. Thank you!
- write your comment in the box.
- click on down arrow on 'comment as'.
- click on anonymous.
- unscramble word.
- click submit.
- I'll view it and accept or reject it. Thank you!
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Post # 11, Jesus Christ and Haiti.
In 2004 Haiti broke their bondage to Satan and through prayer they chose Christ. A common slogan is heard everywhere, "Haiti for Christ and Christ for Haiti". Witch doctors are giving up their practices and burning their temples.
More than two-thirds of the labor force do not have formal jobs. People live in abject poverty and many receive in a year what many North Americans receive in just a week's salary. They live in densely populated communities. They often have more than 8 people in a house that measures only 12' x 12'.
Although many Haitians are poor, they dress the best they can and take pride in what little they have. They keep their homes spotlessly clean and are wonderful hosts to visitors.
More than two-thirds of the labor force do not have formal jobs. People live in abject poverty and many receive in a year what many North Americans receive in just a week's salary. They live in densely populated communities. They often have more than 8 people in a house that measures only 12' x 12'.
Although many Haitians are poor, they dress the best they can and take pride in what little they have. They keep their homes spotlessly clean and are wonderful hosts to visitors.
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