Madame Mark is a strong, ambitious woman who raised her family of five kids on her own after her husband passed away. She started noticing a pattern of elderly people fainting in church and took charge to care for them. What started as a way for her family to share their food with a couple people, overnight, it became a feeding project for the community. Hear from her the story of starting the Sarepta Project and support Madame Mark in caring for over 100 elderly and some handicapped youth in Haiti. Start today with $25 a month at covchurch.ca/haiti
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Dr. Manno has a bold vision for his community and country. He works to overcome misunderstandings with diabetes and other medical diagnosis. A victory for Dr. Manno is an event that encourages him in caring for diabetic patients in Haiti. Hear the story from him and support Dr. Manno's clinic who are caring for over 500 diabetic patients. Start today with $25 a month at covchurch.ca/haiti
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What does God see when He looks here? I think He sees a Pastor who is obedient to Him. I think He sees the Pastor’s wife loving kids and feeding them. I think He sees orphans caring for orphans. Braiding each others hair. I think He sees people living deeply in community. When Jesus says we should love our neighbours, this is what it looks like. Haitians are best example of this.
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A natural leader in her community, Madame Mark fiercely cares for the elderly each week in Haiti. She knows by name the 100 or so people who receive breakfast each Sunday morning. Several years ago, she noticed the elderly people at church were fainting during the service. Connecting the dots, it was realized many were not getting enough food to eat.
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Photo credit: Kadii Higdon Travel & Photography
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As we drove, I couldn’t help but to think to myself what I would do if I were a parent of a child with diabetes in Haiti. This little guy was only half the size of my own son Otto, yet he is 3 years older than Otto. As he complained about being hungry and uncomfortable and his mother gripped a small piece of paper (which she cannot read) with the information explaining were she needed to go and who she needed to see. It was terribly difficult to watch.
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Madam Mark was a widow raising her young children in the community of Haut Limbe. She began to notice elderly people fainting at church and even with the pressures of raising a family she saw a need in her community and did something about it.
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