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Compassion Still Needed

Six months ago a massive 7.0 magnitude earthquake left nearly a quarter of a million people dead and another 1.5 million people homeless. As the terrible news was broadcast around the globe, governments worldwide pledged over $5billion in relief. Although relief efforts to this point have been commendable, months later most of that money has yet... >Full Story

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Are you struggling with anxiety? Facing loss and disappointment? This study talks about that. Our shock has subsided.  The sad images of the despair in Haiti move into the daily routine of our newscasts. The heart -wrenching photos that keep coming are in danger of becoming the "wallpaper" of our day- to -day awareness. Wallpaper catches...... >Read More



New Birth for Haiti

"I am 10 days old after my new birth." "Perhaps this catastrophe is also a new birth for Haiti." Random radio searching while driving today brought this remarkable perspective from a Haitian who has survived the major catastrophic earthquake in his country. It’s an interesting thought. There is always pain before a new birth. Yet a new...... >Read More



A Friday Morning

Have you, or a friend or family member, been personally affected by the tragedy in Haiti? If you'd like to speak with someone privately about it, contact us today. This morning I turned on the coffee pot and headed for the shower. The warm water was instantly there. Clean hair, fresh towels, clean clothes ... and coffee.  Then I flipped... >Read More



AFTERSHOCK: an Update from Haiti

After a massive 6.1 aftershock rocked Port-au-Prince once again this week, we received an urgent message from our Canadian GAiN staff in Haiti. "After spending the past 5 days seeing, feeling and smelling the destruction and massive loss of life from the earthquake just over one week ago, I am deeply moved. I realized that I would never have made...... >Read More



Haiti: I Chose to Stay

Photos of the suffering in Haiti are inescapable. For Curt & Michelle Friesen of Okotoks, Alberta the images are personal.  Their daughter Jessica, 18, flew to Haiti to volunteer at an orphanage  the day before an earthquake rocked the impoverished nation. First things first, Jessica is safe.  Miraculously, she was able to phone her parents...... >Read More



Don't Forget Haiti

News media is always looking for the next big story. Even as more aid continues to arrive and the people of Haiti struggle to begin to rebuild, there is so much more that needs to be done. So in the coming days and weeks, I want to encourage you not to forget the people of Haiti in your hearts... >Read More



Quake Hits Haiti: You can help

On January 12, 2010 a devastating earthquake hit Haiti just a few miles south of the capitol. The US Geological Survey reports that the initial quake registered 7.0 on the Richter scale, with aftershocks registering as high as 5.9.  The Richter scale considers 7.0 a major quake and notes that at 5.9 even the aftershock “can cause major damage...... >Read More


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