Our Mole Ministry Blog
Today we spent the morning in clinic and the afternoon decorating the house for Christmas. By “we” you probably think I mean Jose & me. And in a lot of ways that’s true. But the “we” I’m referring to is Momma Gigi & I. WE do pretty much […]
Today I’m thankful for my hands. It’s hard to imagine what my ministry & family would look like without being able to use them. What it would feel like to not hold my children – to not be able to touch my patients to assess their illness – […]
This is a hard blog for me to write about. I’ve written it twice today and deleted them both. There’s so much I wish I could share …..and yet putting it online for all to read is not really wise. Since moving to the Mole in 2010 – […]
This has been an incredible year of ministry here in the Mole. The seeds we’ve spent 5 years planting and watering are finally beginning to bloom….and we are reaping a bountiful harvest. They say it takes a village to raise a child….and equally it takes short term missionaries […]
I know not everyone gets to see our ministry blog so I wanted to share this post here too! 🙂 The pictures show up better on the Molehaiti.org blog but here’s a look at our latest boat update. Reboot, Repack, And Reload! BY CASTILLO ON NOVEMBER 13, 2015 […]
When we started our campus plant back in 2010 – just a few months after the earthquake it was SO overwhelming. After haggling with the landowner to buy our property (he’d been offered double just to keep us from coming) we thought the worst of our problems were […]
Today I’m thankful for the kindness of strangers. Actually – I’m EXTREMELY – OVER THE TOP – blessed because of them. When the boat sank I had lost hope. It required a miracle and although I know God works in the Miracle Business – there’s just so many […]
It was 3am when our group arrived in the Mole. It was their first trip & the 12-passenger van they had been riding in had broken down several times. We greeted them with cold sprite & Chariots of Fire….you know a little silliness to welcome them. The air […]
Though I’m not old enough to be a granny – I am one just the same. Naomie who was just a baby when I was 9 years old…. now has three children – a 7 month old boy, a 3 year old girl, & a 5 year old […]
Earlier this year our only hospital in town shutdown due to lack of funds. The hospital – though very limited in what it could do – was like a security blanket. Asher had been there a half-dozen times to be stitched up. When we needed lab work done – […]
