We’re always excited to see what God does on the “front lines” in Haiti and how much it impacts team members as they head home, but rarely does any work they do or Hope in Haiti get any public recognition beyond a few pictures posted and emails sent, and perhaps a few moments to share with friends or church groups. But after Myrriah Hayden and her family went to Kawo with HIH in March, the journalists at Renton Woman Magazine took interest and published their story in their March / April edition. Here is an excerpt from their amazing story:
“[On the trail to Kawo] everyone usually climbs at their own pace, and as the mountains got steeper, they found themselves separated from the group. It was a hot, strenuous hike on a rocky trail […] The bugs were ferociously biting their exposed skin, leaving hundreds of itchy, red bumps. After about an hour without seeing anyone, only goats and cows, Myrriah and Terry realized they were lost. Not wanting to alarm the children, they knew they couldn’t panic, so they kept on walking and silently praying.”
What happened next? You can view the entire article with terrific pictures and more of the story by going to rentonwomanmagazine.com and purchasing a copy for $4.99. Get it today!!
Beth Hayes
I would like a copy of the article about the Hayden in Haiti. They are our children/grandchildren
Brandon Gloor
It’s very cool to see your amazing grandkids in this article and see them working for others in Haiti! Unfortunately, we cannot provide the article, since it is copyrighted, but you can purchase the online edition of the magazine by going to http://www.rentonwomanmagazine.com/ and clicking the red Full Version button in the bottom center.