Leona’s baby was the youngest I’d seen at the clinic. Tiny and calm, she looked like she could be less than a month old. It was three weeks after Hurricane Matthew hit Haiti, and I wondered if she was born before or after the storm. Leona informed me that baby Martine...
Our second day of the medical clinic started off in a swirl of commotion, with a bigger crowd than the day before. The doctor and nurses on our team got into a solid rhythm, and things began to flow smoothly. Patients were being seen and treated quickly. About an hour...
35-year-old Carty Denis and her baby son, Stanley Fortune, and her seven other children are living in a school in Port-a-Piment as they brave the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew. Carty is a single mother. The storm left Carty’s home, and much of southern Haiti,...
Thanks to Tim, who went to Haiti on a Medical Relief trip with us last week, for sharing some of his experiences. We’re thankful to all of you, for being so generous with your time and gifts. Last week alone, our three medical teams saw over 2,000 patients. If your...
One of the best parts about being involved with The 410 Bridge is seeing the way God uses this ministry to connect people all over the world. Last week, one of our teams visited Kaihura, Uganda. The team met with children in the community, including some Daraja Choir...
An update from Kurt Kandler, our Executive Director: Our Relief teams are hard at work and making a huge impact in our communities. Last week, three medical teams saw over 2,000 patients. Cleanup and construction teams are working to prepare plots to rebuild. Last...
