Civil Unrest Brings Haiti to a Stand Still
Perhaps you’ve heard about the protests crippling Haiti for the past week. Thousands of Haitians in every major city (and many small towns as well) are voicing their...
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Haitian Novelists Reveal the Nuances of Haitian Culture and History
Since I’m always trying to learn more about the Haitian people and their culture (so as to better understand the community in which we do ministry), I often...
Read MoreHaiti, Irma, and Climate Change
Over the past few days we’ve been asked repeatedly about Hurricane Irma’s affect on Haiti. Fortunately, Irma did not affect southern Haiti where Sam and his...
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Haiti fears deportations will mean surge of child servants
The Trump administration is considering sending Haitians with TPS (Temporary Protective Status) in the United States back to Haiti in January 2018. The consequences...
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Six Things to Watch in 2017
Within the next couple of weeks, we’ll be putting together another “Looking Forward and Looking Back” piece similar to the one we did last year, summarizing all that...
Read MoreWhat’s the Latest on the Election? Start Over.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — A special verification commission on Monday recommended throwing out the disputed results of Haiti’s first-round presidential...
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