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Saturday, November 07, 2009

Bringing Sight to The Blind

Last week, we met a man who was almost completely blind!  He claimed to be 30 years old, but seems to be older than that.  Regardless, he’s too young to be blind! It’s hard to tell if it’s cataracts or something else without having a doctor look at him.

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You can see he doesn’t live in a mansion!  He is married with 6 children (only one lives in this house), and the house is virtually bare of any furniture.  He has no resources for doctors, and there’s not much work for blind people here!  We are feeling the economic crunch here as donations have slowed considerably, but felt compelled to pass this situation along that maybe someone would feel moved to help.  Join us in prayer that Jesus will bring sight to this blind man.

It's Really Going to Happen!

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We are getting pretty excited here because we just heard Clint and Brenda bought their plane tickets!  They will be arriving in Haiti Jan. 8.  Preparations are being made for construction of their house and scheduling of work teams.  A team from Canada is scheduled for Jan 12-21.  We are hoping for 2 more teams of 10-12 people (men and women included in that number) to follow close after them.  We’ll need at least 5 people to make a team, so depending on the interest level there may only be one team.  Tentative dates of Jan. 22 – Feb. 1st or 2nd and Feb. 18th  – March 1st or 2nd.  These dates are tentative and subject to change according to availability of workers and flights.  If you are interested in becoming part of a team, contact Pat Kaufman (Ohio pkaufman3@juno.com , 937-620-9423) or Dwight Wagoner (IN jdwagoner@kconline.com, 574-551-4956) and we will forward more information to you.  If you can’t participate physically, your financial and prayer support would be greatly appreciated.  Join us in prayer that Clint and Brenda’s transition to life in Haiti will be uneventful and fruitful, and the building project can proceed as anticipated.  Pray also that we would not rush ahead of the Plans God has for this project and we would be channels of His Blessings and not doing work on His behalf in our own strength!

Pray for Jeda and Dana

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Most of you remember Jeda.  She is one of twin girls that we found in severe distress last summer (2008).  Initially, their mother Dana was hospitalized and we took care of Jeda and her sister Jericha.  Both girls were under weight and malnourished.  To make a long story short, Jeda was neglected by her mother and lived with Vladimy and Ashly until they came home to have their baby in AprilThey left a healthy, active child with her mother.  Vlad and Ashly retuned in July to find Jeda lethargic and quiet and Dana just complained that she couldn’t take care of both the girls.  Vlad and Ashly agreed to take Jeda again until September.  She was soon the active, happy child they left in April and I t was difficult to take her back, but legally there was no other choice. 

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Jeda 19  months                             Ashly and Jeda

                    Kenya 4 1/2 months

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left - right Jericha, Jeda, Ashly, Kenya

Now 2 months later, her condition is worsening again with open sores on her legs and a persistent runny nose.  It’s hard to condemn a child to such a life, but it seems we have no other choice.  To make things worse, Dana is pregnant again (that’s a story for another time) so Jeda’s future is looking pretty bleak!  We have shared the Gospel with Dana and confronted her with her sin.  She is being supported by an American family, and we apologize to you, but if we pull her support it seems prostitution is how she chooses to support herself and her family. So often, suffering children are the collateral damage of the poor decisions we make.  Join us in prayer that God would change Dana’s heart and compel her to turn her life around.  Open her eyes to the opportunities available to her and cause her to surrender herself to the Power of the Holy Spirit.  We will keep in contact, reminding her and encouraging her, but only God can change her heart.  Lord, hear our prayer for Dana, Jeda, Jericha and her yet unborn child.

School Work!

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We are well into the 2009/2010 school year, and things seem to be flowing right along! With the addition of another grade this year, and the ever increasing number of children wanting to attend, the building is maxed to the point of one class meeting outside.  Thankfully, we haven’t had to use any snow days yet, so meeting outside hasn’t really been an inconvenience. The students are anxiously awaiting the short term team arriving Nov.21 to start construction on the final portion of the building! 

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The November team will build foundation, floor and

roof to match flatter-roofed section to left in picture.

Mr. Kesnel reports that morale is good and there are no real problems to report.  The required state exams were recently completed and they are anxious for the results.  He wants to thank everyone who supports Every Child School and  asks for prayer that the scores will show improvement over last year.

 

·         Pray with us that God will soon provide funding to build a room addition to the school and we would be able to make the improvements necessary to provide a healthy learning environment for the children.  Ready to go!  Thank you Jesus!

 

·         Pray also that God will provide for the continued needs of the mission.

 

o    About 1/3 of the students lack sponsorship ($20.00 per month),

o   the truck needs to be replaced

o    a house needs to be built for Clint and Brenda.

o   Vlad and Ashley Mardi as they are the hands and feet of Jesus through HOC

o   Mr. Kesnel and the teachers during the school year

o   Vlad, Charlot and Tousant as ministers of the Gospel of Jesus Christ

 

We serve a God of unlimited resources and we are limited in what we can do only by His Faithfulness to provide through His people.  We lift holy hands to Him is Praise and Thanksgiving for His Goodness and Mercy.  Pray that the Truth of God’s word would penetrate the hearts of the people of Soliette as we continue to cast seed, water and fertilize anticipating a great harvest.

More information is available through our newsletter available via mail or electronically via email.  If you would like to be placed on our mailing list forward your email address to

Pat - pkaufman3@juno.com

or submit your mailing address to Jen Wagoner at the address below.

Contact Info


Dwight & Jen Wagoner (IN)
574-893-4931
jdwagoner@kconline.com


Pat & Cheryl Kaufman (OH)
937-698-0078
cherylk429@juno.com


Myron & Mary Jantzi (Canada)
519-595-4598
mmcreations@cyg.net


Vladimy & Ashly Mardy (Haiti)
Unit 2052-Heart
3170 Airmans Dr.
Ft. Pierce, FL. 34946
vnamardy@juno.com


 

 


Wednesday, October 14, 2009

  Building in Haiti

(scheduling is not an option!)

Charting the course of a ministry is often confusing, barely affordable and the direction is never clear. This past August (2009), we struggled to balance the needs of the school, the needs of the ministry and the needs of the people.  We seemed to be led to search for a vehicle to replace the truck, but after several days of fruitless searching, discouragement set in.  Our schedule mandated w move the team to Soliette for 5 days of Bible school, and while we were there the importance of the school became more pressing than a new truck.  We had enjoyed a degree of success at the end of last year with test scores improving and positive feedback from the community. It seemed working toward state accreditation for Every Child School was a better stewardship of our resources.  A major requirement for the accreditation was an office for the school administrator.  After a meeting with a local job boss, a site was chosen and the foundation was dug. 

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The rest of the process is a long story that makes absolutely no sense to the mind of and American accustomed to building in America.  What is hard for us to process is the total lack of convenience.  You can get materials delivered, but only to the end of the road.  Unfortunately, the end of the road is still about a mile down the hill from the building site.  Before we left the blocks had been delivered and the school kids were carrying them up from the road.

 

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Clint and I (Pat) decided to pitch in and see exactly what it was like.  Starting at the building site, it was a 26 minute round trip down to the road and back with a block on your head. Actually Clint brought 2 and I just carried one (we traded about the last ¼ mile).  We could have made a couple more trips before collapsing in complete exhaustion, but it was time to head back to town.  There was time for a dip in the river to cool down, though.

 

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This was the routine for over 1000 blocks, 50+ bags of cement, gravel (by the 5 gallon bucket), rebar, boards, tin roofing, steel doors and everything else they needed.  Some of the materials were carried by donkeys, but moving materials is a huge job. 

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 Everything moved according to the Haitian schedule and now it is nearing completion.  The floors are being poured and doors being hung so soon Kesnel can move into his office, we will have a secure place to store the food and the teachers will have a place to sleep.  But more than anything, when the state inspectors arrive, they will see we are serious about this school and educating the children.  The people of the Soliette region join us in thanking you for your continued support.  There is still a class that is meeting outside the building because it is packed.

 

·         Pray with us that God will soon provide funding to build a room addition to the school and we would be able to make the improvements necessary to provide a healthy learning environment for the children.  

 

·         Pray also that God will provide for the continued needs of the mission.

 

o    About 1/3 of the students lack sponsorship ($20.00 per month),

o   the truck needs to be replaced

o    a house needs to be built for Clint and Brenda.

o   Vlad and Ashley Mardi as they are the hands and feet of Jesus through HOC

o   Mr. Kesnel and the teachers during the school year

o   Vlad, Charlot and Tousant as ministers of the Gospel of Jesus Christ

 

We serve a God of unlimited resources and we are limited in what we can do only by His Faithfulness to provide through His people.  We lift holy hands to Him is Praise and Thanksgiving for His Goodness and Mercy.  Pray that the Truth of God’s word would penetrate the hearts of the people of Soliette as we continue to cast seed, water and fertilize anticipating a great harvest.

More information is available through our newsletter available via mail or electronically via email.  If you would like to be placed on our mailing list forward your email address to

Pat - pkaufman3@juno.com

or submit your mailing address to Jen Wagoner at the address below.

Contact Info


Dwight & Jen Wagoner (IN)
574-893-4931
jdwagoner@kconline.com


Pat & Cheryl Kaufman (OH)
937-698-0078
cherylk429@juno.com


Myron & Mary Jantzi (Canada)
519-595-4598
mmcreations@cyg.net


Vladimy & Ashly Mardy (Haiti)
Unit 2052-Heart
3170 Airmans Dr.
Ft. Pierce, FL. 34946
vnamardy@juno.com


 


Monday, September 28, 2009

Project Well Project

 That title probably doesn’t make a lot of sense to you unless you’re familiar with some of the Lord’s work we’ve been involved in.  The ‘Project’ is a poor housing community that Heart of Compassion has been doing ministry in for the last couple years.  Through the spring we collected funds to have a well drilled for this community, thus the ‘Well Project’. 

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A scene that is now a thing of the past!

During our summer short term trip for Bible school, I worked 3 days with the drilling team from Blue Ridge International for Christ (BRIC), drilling the well you so generously funded.  There were frustrating days during the drilling and the whole project turned out to be a typical Haitian deal.  With hopes of catching the whole thing on video, from the first penetration of the ground, to water flowing from a completed well platform and pump, I stood by taking pictures, smearing on sunscreen, playing with the children who watched and helping wherever I could, only to be frustrated by cave-ins, falling rocks and other delays.  We left with a capped plastic casing sticking out of the ground with no platform or pump.

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Getting started                     Lots of observers! 

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Trying to get the rocks out

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The third day we filled the bore with clay before drilling again!

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Purging the well with compressed air.  People got excited!

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Tres Bon! (very good!)

.  We had water, good water, 41 feet down but no way to get it into the people’s buckets yet.  Ten days later the crew returned and poured the concrete platform around the casing.  I thought the ten day wait for concrete was extreme, but it was nothing compared to the 3 weeks it took to get the pump installed. 

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But now, the wait seems totally worth it as the water flows from the ground. Powered by the boundless energy of the young Haitians on the pump handle, the water, clean fresh water, fills bucket after bucket and gets carried into the ‘Project’.

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 The smiling faces, lifted hands and calls of ‘Mesi Jezi’ (Thank you Jesus!) made the frustrations of the drilling and the anxieties of the wait seem well worth it.

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So many prayers were answered on this day.  The prayers of the people in the project for water. The prayers of our board for support. The prayers of the drilling team to find water. The prayers of the local church that the water would be good.  So many prayers answered by our Gracious God working in the hearts of His people.  Thank you for your overwhelming generosity and your compassion toward a desperate community.  God Bless you as you provide a cup of cool water for one of these little ones in need, in the name of Jesus. –Pat

And they were selling their possessions and belongings and distributing the proceeds to all, as any had need. Acts 2:45

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Kids playing in the drilling foam.

 

p.s. The people of the ‘Project’ shared another need with us during Bible school week that we thought necessary to share.  Last year they had school there for their children but this year they just can’t afford it.  They pleaded with us to pray that God would provide funds for their school this year.  We feel their need, can see the desperation in their eyes and their desire to educate their children.  Unfortunately, with all God has called us to this year, the funds are just not available.  As stewards of God’s resources, we feel compelled to fulfill our current commitments before undertaking anything new of this scale.  We estimate there are 100 +/- school age children in the community and sponsorship would probably run $15-20.00 per student per month.  Please join us in prayer that God would see this need and fulfill it.  If He moves your heart to serve in this way, we will gladly partner with you in the work.  Again, thank you for your generosity in prayer and financial support!  May God Bless you real good! 

Opportunities to Share


Heart of Compassion Outreach:

  • Truck Fund
  • Feed-A-Family ($60.00)
  • Vladimy & Ashly monthly support
  • General Outreach Needs



Every Child School:

  • Sponsor a Student Monthly ($20.00)
  • School Supplies, Uniforms, etc.
  • Teachers Dorm Building Fund

  • Clint and Brenda Bower's house Fund!!!!!!


Join us in prayer for:

Clint & Brenda as they prepare to move to Haiti

A Spirit of co-operation with the people of Soliette

Funding for all the building projects that are happening at the school!

Funding for a New Vehicle

All those who have been so faithful in their support of Heart of Compassion during these troubling times

That we may be faithful in odeling a lifestyle that models the image of Jesus Christ

Vladimy & Ashley as they try and show them a different way



Contact Info


Dwight & Jen Wagoner (IN)
574-893-4931
jdwagoner@kconline.com


Pat & Cheryl Kaufman (OH)
937-698-0078
cherylk429@juno.com


Myron & Mary Jantzi (Canada)
519-595-4598
mmcreations@cyg.net


Vladimy & Ashly Mardy (Haiti)
Unit 2052-Heart
3170 Airmans Dr.
Ft. Pierce, FL. 34946
vnamardy@juno.com


 

 


Monday, September 21, 2009

Every Child School 2009/2010

Every Child School burst into the 2009-2010 school year literally bursting at the seams!  Every year we add a grade but there’s a funny thing about the school.  The kids grow in size and numbers, but the building stays the same size.  The first day of school brought a desperate cry from Vladimy, “Jen, we don’t have enough room for all the kids!”  Such is school in Haiti.  Last year we struggled with uniforms and books for everyone.  This year, God provided generously for uniforms and books, but adding a new grade means we need another room.  For now that room has no walls or roof, because they must meet outside!  That is just one of the many prayer requests for Every Child School as we ‘burst’ into the new year.  As we add a class, we also seem to have gained somewhat of a reputation!  During the registration time, we had new parents wanting to enroll their children because they heard, “the students at your school learn!”  We send that as a compliment to our staff (all Haitian!) and as a manifestation of the fruit being born by your generosity.  We have registered 170 children for the school year, of which only 100 have been sponsored.  You ask how can you do that?  Well, with books and uniforms being covered by other gifts, it is easier to stretch the sponsorship money to cover more students.  Don’t think for a second that it is not necessary to continue to search for sponsors for the remaining children!  The funds received for additional sponsorships would enable us to flesh out the program.  Operating at the current sponsorship level, we are only able to feed the children 3 days a week.  Additional sponsors would allow us to purchase more food.  Our goal is to provide at least one meal every day for the students.  They learn so much better when they are not hungry!  There are always needs for other materials like chalk and chalkboards, teaching materials, desks/benches.  We also had to hire another teacher for the new class.  The funds are applied to the most urgent needs that are directly related to the students.  Adding $20.00 a month for the remaining 70 students would be an incredible boost for school year 2009/2010!  Pray that this could become a reality.

 

 

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Exterior of the school building

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                     Roof Trusses                                                    Shool interior minus partitions

For those of you who haven’t seen the school, it’s not a palace!  A tin roof supported by a rafter system held together by the Grace of God, and a cement floor that started crumbling that day after it was poured.  The exterior walls and classroom partitions are woven palm leaf mats wired to the support poles.  This provides for good ventilation, but does nothing to deaden sound between the rooms and they have to be replaced every year.  Compared to some mountain schools even this is quite nice, but improvements in the building would enhance the learning environment.  Some improvements are being made, however!  In an effort to gain accreditation by the government, we have broken ground on an administration building which will serve as an office for the administrator (required), a rodent proof storage room for the student food supply and sleeping quarters for the teachers.  The last part might require some explanation.  All the teachers live in Fond Parisienne, which is a 45 minute ride down a rough mountain road.  Few, if any, of the teachers own transportation of their own so they ride a ‘tap-tap’ (taxi – this needs some explanation too, some other time) Sunday evening or early Monday morning, stay the week and go back down Friday afternoon.  Sleeping quarters and some meals are part of their working agreement.  The last couple years, we have rented a room for them. It will be nice to be able to provide our own facility.  If this sounds like a lot, the whole building is only 24’ x 20’.  Most of us have garages larger than this!  We broke ground on the building in August and so far, the walls are up and some of the window blocks are in.  Hopefully by Christmas the roof will be on and the floor will be poured.  The project is currently being done by local labor.  We have a team from Ohio going down over Thanksgiving to hopefully finish it up and maybe add the room to the school.  Pray that the construction would progress at a steady rate and the administration building would be complete soon!  Special thanks to Vladimy’s brother Pouchon!  He has been a faithful laborer in this project.

 

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Administration Building Foundation Layout

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Such is the school situation in one of the poorest nations on earth.  The students are hungry to learn and they know education is the only hope for their future.  One beautiful thing about education in Haiti is there is no separation of church and state, so we can use Bible stories and songs freely in our curriculum!  We thank you for your continued support of Every Child School and pray that God would shower His Blessings on you for your generosity.  If God so moves you to support Every Child School in a bigger way, we would encourage you to respond to that prompting generously.  Our students are aware that without your support, their future has little hope!  They send their thanks and a promise to do their best to make 2009-2010 the best school year ever!

Opportunities to Share


Heart of Compassion Outreach:

  • Truck Fund
  • Feed-A-Family ($60.00)
  • Vladimy & Ashly monthly support
  • General Outreach Needs



Every Child School:

  • Sponsor a Student Monthly ($20.00)
  • School Supplies, Uniforms, etc.
  • Teachers Dorm Building Fund

  • Clint and Brenda Bower's house Fund!!!!!!


Join us in prayer for:

Clint & Brenda as they prepare to move to Haiti

A Spirit of co-operation with the people of Soliette

Funding for all the building projects that are happening at the school!

Funding for a New Vehicle

All those who have been so faithful in their support of Heart of Compassion during these troubling times

That we may be faithful in odeling a lifestyle that models the image of Jesus Christ

Vladimy & Ashley as they try and show them a different way



Contact Info


Dwight & Jen Wagoner (IN)
574-893-4931
jdwagoner@kconline.com


Pat & Cheryl Kaufman (OH)
937-698-0078
cherylk429@juno.com


Myron & Mary Jantzi (Canada)
519-595-4598
mmcreations@cyg.net


Vladimy & Ashly Mardy (Haiti)
Unit 2052-Heart
3170 Airmans Dr.
Ft. Pierce, FL. 34946
vnamardy@juno.com


 


Sunday, September 13, 2009

ROUGH ROAD AHEAD!

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In a world that changes as fast as ours, some things just never change!  The roads in Haiti are in such a constant state of disrepair that moving from point “A” to point “B” is always an adventure!  The biggest part of the adventure is 'what part of the truck will break next?'  Every trip to the mountains is prayed over the night before, and one constant topic is mechanical mercies from God on our little Isuzu pickup!  God has come through in miraculous ways multiple times, but the rugged mountain roads continually challenge Him .  Of course, most of the blame can be placed on our shoulders as the pictures below will testify.  Seldom are the trips that the weight capacity is not exceeded, and not by just a little! Usually the combined body weight of the passengers is more than mfg. recommendations.  Add a bed full of cargo, and you soon realize the need for God’s intervention!  The little Isuzu has been a faithful servant, but if it were a donkey it would have died long ago!  It wears many hats and has survived various accidents and swims in the lake, but it still keeps trying. The time has come to make a serious plea for relief for the old girl.  In just the last month we’ve replaced a tie rod, a clutch, a couple tires (still not a good spare!) and a muffler.  We have searched for a good used vehicle, but it seems that good and used cannot be used in the same sentence when talking about a vehicle in Haiti unless you are prepared to pony up some big bucks. 

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 Moving Van                                                         People mover

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  Cargo hauler                                                             Ambulance

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Mechanic Practice (we can do this at home!)

The vehicle that would most suit the mission’s needs is a small frame, 4x4, diesel, crew cab pickup preferably a Toyota or Nissan with the bed removed and replaced with a flatbed with a cargo cage.  If you could find something like that in Haiti, expect to pay $12,000.00 - $15,000.00.00 US used or $30,000 + new.  Both those figures are huge to us, but this is the crossroads where we find ourselves.  If you would total the dollars we’ve spent on repairs in the last two years, the Isuzu should be worth quite a lot.  Then if you add in the time lost by the teams waiting for repairs and the work and ministry that failed to get done, the investment starts making sense. We have also considered the option of shipping a vehicle from the states.  We could purchase (or maybe get one donated J) one here, prep it the way we want and ship it.  If you have or know of a vehicle that might be available, contact Dwight Wagoner at the addressCost for shipping and customs would run around $3000.00 US and probably take 6 weeks or so to clear all the paperwork.  The problem is where is that money going to come from?  Divine intervention has worked so many times that we are looking to God to provide.  Every time Heart of Compassion has had a genuine, God ordained need, He has been faithful to provide through His faithful servants.  Partner with us in prayer as we seek direction and provision to find a vehicle that will faithfully serve us in carrying out His ministry to the Haitian people.

Opportunities to Share


Heart of Compassion Outreach:

  • Truck Fund

  • Feed-A-Family monthly support ($60)

  • Vladimy & Ashly monthly support

  • General Overall outreach needs



Every Child School:

  • Sponsor a student monthly ($20)

  • School supplies, uniforms etc.

  • Teachers Dorm Building Fund

  • Clint and Brenda Bower's house Fund!!!!!!


Join us in prayer for:

  • Clint and Brenda Bower as they prepare to move to Haiti.

  • Spirit of co-operation with the people of Soliette

  • Funding for all the building projects that are happening at the school!!!

  • Funding for a new vehicle! 
  • All those who have been so faithful in their support of Heart of Compassion during these troubling times.
  • That we may be faithful in modeling a lifestyle that models the image of Jesus Christ

  • Vladimy and Ashly as they try and show them a different way.



Contact Info


Dwight & Jen Wagoner (IN)
574-893-4931
jdwagoner@kconline.com


Pat & Cheryl Kaufman (OH)
937-698-0078
cherylk429@juno.com


Myron & Mary Jantzi (Canada)
519-595-4598
mmcreations@cyg.net


Vladimy & Ashly Mardy (Haiti)
Unit 2052-Heart
3170 Airmans Dr.
Ft. Pierce, FL. 34946
vnamardy@juno.com


 



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