02Dec
The Rescue of Two Little Girls [David’s 8th and Final Blog from Mexico]
WARNING! This blog not suitable for children One of the little beauties who lives at The Village with her family. Her father is a national […]
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01Dec
Hungry in Haiti
Wherever Heaven's Family staff members travel around the world, we often encounter very poor families who don't have enough to eat, something that is unfamiliar to most of us who live in developed nations. The causes of food insecurity vary. Whether because of a natural disaster, a barely-functioning economy, greedy political leaders, foolish economic policy, war, or the death of a family's primary wage earner, hunger always breaks our hearts. What if it were us in such a situation? we ask ourselves.
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01Dec
Gospel Goggles
It's not just the mountainous, cloud-engulfed and muddy roads that keep people from visiting Da Lang Village. It's the leprosy.
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01Dec
27Nov
Preachers [David’s 7th Blog from Mexico]
Eliminating the middle man: Jason Fitzpatrick, standing in the middle, hopes to work himself out of his present job through the men of God whom […]
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26Nov
Heaven [David’s 6th Blog from Mexico]
WARNING: This blog not suitable for children Safe at last: “Josefina and Jorge.” There would be some potential risk for this mother and son if […]
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25Nov
The Homes of the Poor [David’s 5th Blog from Mexico]
If you click on this photo, it will open in larger format in your browser, giving you a much better view of details in the […]
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22Nov
An Unusual Funeral [David’s 4th Blog from Mexico]
Sergio Hernandez with his daughter, Brenda, holding copies of the “Blue Book” in front of his auto parts store. Dear Friends, I’m so contento [glad] […]
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20Nov
A Rag Doll is Resurrected [David’s 3rd Blog from Mexico]
Irasema Flores Ramirez: Apart from the love of God’s people, she would have been dead. Dear Friends, I met Irasema in September of 2008 when […]
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19Nov
Naka̱li̱yakniya̱kgelhtauakga̱niya̱tit [David’s 2nd Blog from Mexico]
Nicole Fitzpatrick and Hortencia Joselin Pedro Perez, who lives in the tiny mountain village of San Martin, one of the many villages where the Fitzpatricks […]
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