This is the story of Miracia and her burden to feed 50 children at her church. She knows first-hand that food insecurity in Haiti is one of the many reasons that children face relinquishment from their families. At myLIFEspeaks, we can't let that happen.
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Take a few minutes to listen, pray, and share what God is doing in Haiti through some fantastic leaders.
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At myLIFEspeaks, we believe every child deserves a family and, more importantly, no child should ever be relinquished from their family due to poverty. Listen to this short summary of why we believe in family-based care for children instead of orphanages. This podcast was created with Google Notebook LLM.
As we close 2024, listen to some more updates from myLIFEspeaks. This is our 2nd "AI" generated podcast from our 2024 Ministry Impact Report.
We hope you enjoy hearing more about what God is doing in Haiti through the work of myLIFEspeaks.
Join us for a deep dive into the heart of Haiti as we explore the transformative work of myLIFEspeaks . In this episode, we’ll share stories of hope, resilience, and God’s faithfulness in 2024—and how your partnership has made LIFE-changing impact possible. You can check out our 2024 Ministry Impact Report here.
Plus, hear about our 2024 End-of-Year Giving Campaign and how you can help us continue Developing a Christ-Centered Culture, One LIFE at a Time in 2025.
Don’t miss this powerful episode—stream it now and be part of the story that’s changing lives in Haiti!
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Tune in as we talk to some extraordinary guests born and raised in Haiti. They'll discuss why Haitians are so desperate to leave "Haiti Now".
Listen in as we discuss Episode 3 of Haiti Now and talk through Natural Disasters and what God is doing in "Haiti Now"
Join us as we interview the Co-Founder of myLIFEspeaks and talk about some of the insecurity issues in "Haiti Now". Listen in as we share personal, deep stories about our first-hand experience with these insecurities. We hope you enjoy!
We're so excited to share with you our NEW series "Haiti Now" throughout this series we'll talk about the state of Haiti Now and what is occurring on the ground, but most importantly still share how the hand of Jesus is still so evident today!
"I was sitting in the middle of a field full of cows asking for silence."
Mike shares a powerful moment he had with God in the middle of a field in Haiti surrounded by mooing cows and vocal roosters. In the midst of the mud, sweat, livestock, and frustration he was able to find quiet in the noise and worship God in the chaos.
Listen in as we discuss and talk through our last day, Day 30 of our myLIFEspeaks Devotion
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“These children had eyes to see what I did not.”
Sydney shares her awe at the creativity of children in Haiti, talking about how children will take what many would see as trash and transform it into a treasured toy to play with. We can all learn a valuable lesson from having eyes like children.
Listen in as we discuss and talk through Day 29 of our myLIFEspeaks devotion
You can read this story, here.
Rhonda shares the peace and rhythm she finds in the sunrise and sunset each day, reflecting on how God intentionally designed our days to begin and end this way.
Listen in as we talk through and discuss Day 28 of our myLIFEspeaks Devotion
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Today, Kelsey recalls an interaction she had on her first trip to Haiti with a woman, who in desperation, asked her, a complete stranger, to please take her child.
Listen in as we discuss and talk through Day 27 of our myLIFEspeaks devotion
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You can read the story, here.
“Even to your old age and gray hairs I am he, I am he who will sustain you. I have made you and I will carry you; I will sustain you and I will rescue you.” Isaiah 46:4
In Haiti, the elderly are a demographic that is often overlooked and underappreciated. Nursing homes or assisted living facilities are not really a thing in Haiti and if their family members aren't around or able to care for them, the elderly can easily fall to the wayside.
myLIFEspeaks elderly program has 60+ members who gather weekly for devotionals, prayer time, exercise, and practicing writing letters and numbers, something many of them never had the opportunity to learn.
In this episode, Eli shares more about the elderly program and the impact it is making in the lives of the elderly in our community and all who are involved in it.
Listen in as we discuss and talk through Day 26 of our myLIFEspeaks devotion
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You can read this story, here.
Have you ever had to hide your child or worry about what people would say if you were walking around with them? This is a problem that Marie Sonie, the mother of one of the children in our special education classes faced. Her son Sonoldens was born with physical and cognitive delays, and in Haiti, that is a sentence for discrimination.
Marie Sonie struggled for the first several years of Sonoldens’ life. Sonoldens’ father did not want to be a part of his life so she was left to raise him by herself. She had many friends and family that didn’t want to be around her and Sonoldens. She felt so alone and she felt like God had forsaken her. She felt hopeless... until she heard about myLIFEspeaks.
Listen to Bethany share Marie Sonie & her son, Sonoldens' story for Day 25 of our myLIFEspeaks devotional.
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You can read the story, here.
"In the same way broken reading glasses would distort a text, a broken world will create a broken distorted view of whatever you are trying to look at (especially how you view God)."
Today, Andrea shares some straightforward truths about our identity as "blood-bought children of God" and how you are part of God's plan and He created you for a specific purpose.
Are we seeing our reflection clearly or are we looking through broken glasses?
Listen in as we discuss and talk through Day 24 of our myLIFEspeaks devotion
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Today, Missy shares a lesson she learned from her son Nash's unrelenting excitement and anticipation of a playdate with friends.
Listen in as we discuss and talk through Day 23 of our myLIFEspeaks Devotion
Download the myLIFEspeaks Devotional and follow along, here.
Joel's Story: The Faith of Friends and Strength in Christ
In today's episode, Sydney shares the story of a beloved, elderly man in Neply named Joel who is a double amputee and has overcome incredible odds. He is a man of deep strength and faith and his story reminds us of the story of the paralytic man and his friends in Luke Chapter 5.
Listen in as we discuss and talk through Day 22 of our myLIFEspeaks devotion
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You can read the story, here.
"Sophonie was clinging to LIFE. She was starving and it was clear had other medical and developmental issues. Mom refused to come further into the therapy room and tried to leave saying, “I will be back," which often means, “I’m giving my child to you.”
Today, Rhonda shares a story about a little girl named Sophonie and how her mom went from wanting to give up her child to being empowered to raise and care for her.
Listen in as we discuss and talk through Day 21 of our myLIFEspeaks devotion
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You can read the story, here.
Today, Kelsey paints a vivid picture of what it looks, feels, and sounds like turning onto the familiar dirt roads to the village of Neply and the hospitability of the Haitian people.
Listen in as we discuss and talk through Day 20 of our myLIFEspeaks Devotion
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You can read the story, here.
“He was joyful because he knew he was going to see Jesus.”
Today, Eli shares Mr. George's story and the impact that he had on his life.
Listen in as we discuss and talk through Day 19 of our myLIFEspeaks Devotion
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You can read the story, here.
