Displaced Haitians Grateful for the Gift of Life

Two girls sit on concrete stairs near rubble of a home that is partially collapsed. They are preparing a fish to eat.

Since much of their home collapsed in the Aug. 14 earthquake, Sony and his family have been spending nights in the courtyard of a Compassion partner church. The church has provided tents and sleeping mats for displaced families like Sony’s.

“It’s unsafe to stay inside the house now as we are getting aftershocks on a regular basis,” says Sony, whose daughters Sandra and Samantha are in Compassion’s program at the church where they are now camping.

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Haiti Earthquake: To Weep and To Hope

A Haitian boy wearing a red shirt and green shorts has a somber expression. He is sitting in front of a building damaged in a 2018 earthquake in Haiti.

How do we weep WITH our Haitian neighbors and show them true compassion?

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