admin | June 4, 2011
View Asa’s Photos HERE As almost anyone who has traveled to any destination in Haiti will attest, the traveling days are often the most strenuous and stressful of all the trip. As we get older, we sometimes feel anxious about the trip, Will I gracefully endure the long day? (it usually begins in the wee [...]
admin | May 9, 2011
On April 8th I flew into a different Port-au-Prince than the sadly demolished one I flew out of only a year ago. I could scarcely believe my eyes at the amazing progress that had been made in cleaning up this rubble-strewn city in such a brief time span; and this with mostly pick-axe, shovel and [...]
admin | April 29, 2011
In their recent newsletter, Brian and Laurie Winzenried mentioned some WONDERFUL folks from MOL ~ Photos of the Feb/March 2011 trip… John Prosper stands with Dr Asa Talbot and his wife Jean. Their medical ministry in Jolivert is called Missions of Love. They invited us to conduct our Bible study, Pawol Bondye Nan Finans to [...]
admin | December 13, 2010
The Christmas season is upon us once more, and as we prepare to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Saviour, this time of good cheer reminds us again of how very blessed we are to live in this great land, culture and society called America. And if we heed the teachings of the reason [...]
admin | November 24, 2010
Asa and Jean’s Report – October 25 to November 15, 2010 “Lave men ou†(wash your hands) and “Bwe dlo pwop†(drink clean water) –these phrases were used in many conversations during our recent time in Haiti. Preachers were heralding them from the pulpits, teachers in their classrooms, medical people to their patients, and mothers [...]
admin | November 22, 2010
Dear directors and friends, My greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior,Christ-Jesus! I would like to thank each one of you for your prayers and support during all which have been happened in Haiti. I have been thinking of you and praying for you too and I want to apologize for not having [...]
admin | October 13, 2010
Hi everyone, this is the first opportunity I have had to e-mail. It has been a primitive trip with little electricity and no e-mail until now. I arrived in Port au Prince on Friday morning as planned. I had a tour of the city and was able to see the damage from the earthquake. I [...]
admin | October 2, 2010
Gentlefolk: Many have asked me recently: “Are things any better in Haiti? This article is a “must-read” if you’d like a little reality check on  the situation in Haiti. PLEASE continue your gifts, as they are needed as never before. Love to all! Dr Bob Haiti: Grace in the rubble | National Catholic Reporter.
