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Since the 2010 earthquake and the excruciating aftermath, I had great hopes that I would personally never have to manage another major recovery effort in Haiti. Unfortunately, we are back again in the midst of a significant humanitarian crises, and even though the situation in Haiti is beginning to fade from the news feeds, the aftermath of the hurricane is far from over. The reality is heart rending and the potential for even more serious repercussions is significant.... Keep Reading

Thank you so much for your prayers and support during Hurricane Matthew. Below you will find an excerpt of the latest update from Dan Irvine as well as the link to the full report.  "The storm shifted slightly to the west, but tha... Keep Reading

Some months ago, I visited one of my favorite churches in Haiti, located in an area of the capital city of Port-au-Prince, known ironically as Cite Soleil or Sun City. This particular community has been identified by UN peacekeepers at ... Keep Reading

We received an early Christmas present with the news that the container full of supplies and equipment for the new hospital has arrived and cleared customs!... Keep Reading

"The poor will always be among you" in Matthew 26:11 is often misquoted. Read this article titled "The economy of wealth" by Phill Tague for a great interpretation.... Keep Reading

Wesleyan Ministry Centers are exactly that, places of blessing to capable ministry, medical and construction teams, busy national leaders, pastors, health workers and teachers thirsty for added knowledge.... Keep Reading