Kim and Ran gave the children a glimpse of what family looks like. Affectionately known as “Tati” and “Tonton” (aunt and uncle), the Christians shared their meals with the children, played dress-up and introduced many firsts to them including movie night, pizza night, an Easter egg hunt and pool days. Ran became the resident barber and Kim the resident play therapist. The children were their biggest fans, and will likely be missing them for some time.

Not that long ago, the Family Center was only an idea. We needed land and we needed resources. We needed a building where our community in Haiti could be cared for and supported in a tangible way; where families could be strengthened. Our “Orphan Prevention” programs needed a home. So one year ago we launched the Kenbe Fèm Campaign.

We still look at them daily and can't believe they are really here. They are a most wonderful blessing to our family. With our daughters and our sons, everyday is sweeter, love is deeper and life is more full.

Comerson, the very first child admitted to the new Three Angels orphanage, is finally going home! This little boy was once a critically ill baby; severely malnourished and in need of immediate hospitalization. Comerson is now a very vocal and active toddler. He has such a magnetic and warm personality that he has been nicknamed The Mayor. He now gets to practice his charms on his mom, dad and three siblings.

At Three Angels, we are big believers in the power of education; it’s woven through all of our programs. Year after year, our school has some of the highest achievement scores in Haiti. However, all the knowledge in the world is foolishness if the heart of the Gospel is not learned.