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My Heart is in Haiti
I had a different post scheduled for today, but I scrapped it for another day. Today my heart is consumed with Haiti. Some of you know our family traveled to Haiti in June. You can read about our trip here. … Continue reading
Why We Made Haiti a Family Thing
We live in one of the most affluent communities in Colorado. Which means: The houses are huge, million-dollar mansions everywhere you turn. The amenities are generous, including multiple recreation centers, pools, etc. Residents count their toys: boats, RVs, waverunners, SUVs, … Continue reading
Bigger Than Me
I mentioned here that there were a few moments when I doubted my decision to take our boys to Haiti, especially the youngest. Would it be too much? Would the physical and emotional challenges push them too far? Would they … Continue reading
Haiti Journal: A Girl Named Stephanie
My life has been changed by a girl named Stephanie. Two weeks ago she was a picture sitting on my counter. Now she is a face I’ve touched, a child I’ve hugged and a life I know. We haven’t known … Continue reading
Hanging Out in the Tension
Five days until Haiti. A raging case of nerves has kicked in, which happens right before every trip I’ve taken like this. I’m thinking things like “What can I possibly do to make a difference in a little over a … Continue reading
Heading to Haiti
I leave for Haiti a week from tomorrow. (Holy cow. I have a lot to do.) I mentioned this trip briefly in Tuesday’s post, but now I’m giving you the scoop. Friday, June 5th a group of six including four … Continue reading








