by Family Health Ministries | Jan 22, 2015 | Mission Journal
This essay was written by Maxwell Klingerman, a former Duke Global Health Student (Duke University) and currently a medical student at Stanford, who worked with Family Health Ministries to provide GIS Mapping of the Leogane, Haiti healthcare systems pre-and post...
![Have we accomplished anything?]()
by Family Health Ministries | Oct 27, 2013 | Mission Journal
When we agreed to come to Haiti for FHM, we knew we were to be here only temporarily. We were on location to help out until a decision could be made on the next guesthouse manager. As I write this, the decision making process is still in progress. We are orienting...
![Have we accomplished anything?]()
by Family Health Ministries | Oct 25, 2013 | Mission Journal
View from the Christianville site, near Gressier, looking east towards the mountains Many of you know Dale and Ingram from their days at CODEP. I first met them there and had been interested in visiting their new site. On Friday, they spent time with us at...
by Family Health Ministries | Oct 25, 2013 | Mission Journal
Another projects that Jeff has been making slow progress on during our stay in Haiti is getting engaged with Living Waters for the World. This is a Prebyterian Church-based organization that partners with US churches and local operating groups mostly in Latin America...
by Family Health Ministries | Oct 24, 2013 | Mission Journal
Jeff has been looking over Apex UMC electricity bills since we’ve been here, with the objective of understanding how the church can manage usage and costs even better. So it was natural on Wednesday for him to be “talking kilowatts” when we visited...
by Family Health Ministries | Oct 23, 2013 | Mission Journal
Tuesday was a lucky day. It rained during the afternoon and brought most of us inside. People were buzzing around the guesthouse, and we got a lot done.We are pleased that the frog infestation didn’t reappear with the heavy rain, although there were...
