Sunday, September 27, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Taran ← Back to Blog Archive Growing up in Haiti, there were things I saw that I didn't always understand. I remember hearing about people who had an opportunity to leave Haiti while their spouse, children, or other family members stayed behind. As a child, that was difficult for me to understand. Why would a father or mother leave their family and travel to another count

Sunday, September 20, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Jonathan, and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive So much of serving others begins with something simple: noticing. Sometimes it's noticing that a child needs the opportunity to attend school. Sometimes it's helping provide medicine or food. Sometimes it's encouraging a young person who has worked hard. And sometimes it's simply being willing to show up and serve. No one person

Sunday, September 13, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Renèe, Jonathan, and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive Thoughts from Renèe: Over the past several years, we have watched the lives of so many Haitian families change in ways they never could have imagined. Violence and instability have caused thousands to leave their homes, some seeking safety in other parts of Haiti and others leaving the country altogether. In Grand-Goâve, w

Sunday, September 6, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Jonathan and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive Medical care can rarely be traced back to just one person. Behind a doctor's visit may be someone who provided medication. Behind a diagnosis may be someone who helped equip a laboratory. Behind a surgery may be someone who heard about a need and decided to help. And sometimes, behind a moment of healing are people who may never ev

Sunday, August 30, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Alexis and Jonathan ← Back to Blog Archive Some weeks are filled with teams, activities, and stories that are easy to share. Other weeks remind us that much of life and ministry happens in the quieter, ordinary moments—and sometimes against the backdrop of circumstances that are anything but ordinary. This week, we want to share a little of both. In Haiti, families are griev

Sunday, August 23, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Taran ← Back to Blog Archive This past week at our church in Thozin, Haiti, we spent time reflecting on the subject of trusting in Jesus. A common verse that many of us know focuses on this topic: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight." ~ Proverbs 3:5–6 For many of u

Sunday, August 16, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Jonathan ← Back to Blog Archive Open-Handed Service One of the things I most admired about Lex and Renee Edme and Mission of Hope International when I first met them in Grand-Goâve in late 2012 was—and still is—their open-handed service to everyone and anyone in need. It didn't matter what someone's faith was—or whether they had one at all. It didn't matter what church they

Sunday, August 9, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Alexis and Taran ← Back to Blog Archive There are moments in life that stay with us forever. A conversation with someone who changes the way you see the world. A child who becomes your friend despite speaking another language. A worship service where you experience God's presence in a new way. A simple act of service that leaves you realizing you received far more than you ga

Sunday, August 2, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Taran ← Back to Blog Archive "Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it." ~ Proverbs 22:6 Throughout Scripture, we see God's heart for the next generation. Children are not simply the future of the Church—they are part of God's work today. Every lesson taught, every prayer offered, every meal shared, and every act of kindness help

Sunday, July 25, 2026 - [click here to support the continuing work at MOHI] Today's update is from Taran ← Back to Blog Archive One of the beautiful things about ministry is that God often teaches us through ordinary moments. A shared meal. A conversation with a stranger. A child singing at the top of their lungs. A quiet prayer with someone who simply needs to know they are not alone. This week was full of those kinds of moments. As another mission team joined us in the Do