tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-29824763543289572562011-07-28T15:59:09.341-06:00The Haiti Orphan Relief Team is a multi-U.S. organization response team working with churches in Haiti on a long term approach to caring for the orphans in their communities.Haiti Orphan Relief Teamhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14669594243639597811noreply@blogger.comBlogger441100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2982476354328957256.post-13670129289177649752010-08-06T12:06:00.000-06:002010-08-06T12:06:49.808-06:00

We started our week by joining together with other ministries to assess the situation of orphans in Haiti, to find out how this horrible earthquake had affected children, to find out how the church in Haiti was responding, and to find out how we as ministries committed to the local church could come along side them in their efforts. World Orphans developed an Orphan and Vulnerable

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Dan Cruver of Together for Adoption arrived back from Haiti with this thought "You Don’t Visit Haiti. Haiti Visits You." You'll understand why when you see more of the photos of the Haitian children on his blog.

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From Brad Powell, Northridge Church I just got back from a heartbreaking trip to Haiti. I have to tell you that, while the problems are enormous, there are no easy solutions. For me, this is extremely frustrating. And yet, in the midst of my frustration, I’m trying to remember a couple of vital truths. Read more.

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From Dan Cruver, Together for Adoption At the Haitian pastors conference (sponsored by HORT) on Wednesday (April 21) Jason Weber (Hope for Orphans) and I tag-teamed as we presented Scripture’s teaching on spiritual adoption and its implications for indigenous orphan care and Haiti’s current restavek system. Our talk to the Haitian pastors developed three headings: 1.  Creation/Fall 2.  

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from Dan Cruver of Together for Adoption... I have the privilege of joining the Haiti Orphan Relief Team (HORT) on their April 18-22 trip to Haiti. HORT is a cooperative effort of U.S. based ministries and disaster response experts that have joined together to respond to Haiti’s orphan crisis. One of the major objectives of HORT is to provide U.S. churches with the opportunity to be a part of

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Here's the second video about Rood. Can you imagine seeing your family crushed under this building? Rood Awakening (Part Two) - Haiti Video Blog #11 from World Orphans on Vimeo.

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Here's a video from Haiti about a remarkable young boy, Rood, who was orphaned by the January earthquake. You'll be absolutely shocked and amazed by his story. Come back for part two later tomorrow! Rood Awakening (Part One) - Haiti Video Blog #10 from World Orphans on Vimeo.

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Would you like to live here as the rains and winds and sewage come? . . . Inside the Tents - Haiti Video Blog #9 from World Orphans on Vimeo.

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Please remember them during this rainy season . . . Intensities in Tent Cities - Haiti Video Blog #8 from World Orphans on Vimeo.

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A pretty enduring image, to say the least. A church stood tall while the house next to it collapsed during the January 12th earthquake in Haiti. During our visit, this particular church was serving as a makeshift school and was filled with children as we entered. As one of our team interviewed the pastor, I made my way into the alley between the church and house. Like many of the crushed homes in

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The Haitian church here serves as a gathering place for hundreds of children, as well as a good number of adults, who continue to seek food, water, shelter, and hope while living on the streets. YOU and your church can make a difference. Partner with Haitian churches like this to help the children that gather daily on their grounds. Living on the Streets - Haiti Video Blog #6 from World

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These two cuties are double orphans, clinging to life on the streets of Port-au-Prince with surviving relatives who are struggling to keep them. I met them at one of our partner churches – a church that was packed with 400 homeless children. When you stand beside a church like this, you stand by extended families who are desperately trying to care for children such as these. Stand With Them -

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Whether it's supporting widows, aunties and grandmas to hold onto their extended family's orphaned children, providing free education for orphans like these, or providing family-style homes for children who have no other options, this church in Haiti really gets it. Help us to help them care for their own! Caring for Their Own - Haiti Video Blog #4 from World Orphans on Vimeo.

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Thanks to all of you who have been following our stories from Haiti. The team has been busy since they arrived back in the states outlining exactly what the HORT response will be. The following information details the "Haiti Orphan & Vulnerable Child (OVC) Program".  (Download the PDF flyer.) Orphaned in Haiti The confirmed earthquake death toll in Haiti is now well over 200,000. With countless

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There are few images of Haiti that haunt me more than the body of a small child laying in the remains of what used to be an orphanage for disabled children. I still see her in my dreams. I could have literally reached out and touched her, removed her from her temporary tomb. Why hadn't somebody done that? Why was she just left there, like many others, to be a gruesome display of tragedy's

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This new video gives good general overview of the current state of affairs in this disaster-stricken country. The vantage point for this video was the rooftop of the house Paul Myhill described in his post, Peering into Tin Cans. We hope you are moved by the grief, resiliency and hope of the Haitian people. NOTE: This video contains a few shots that may be too graphic for some viewers.

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Last week Paul Myhill, president of World Orphans, was interviewed by a local radio station about the recent trip to Haiti. Host Charles Oster asked some great questions. You can read a transcript of the interview on Paul's blog.

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While the initial Haiti Orphan Relief Team (HORT) assessment group was in Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas recently, the World Orphans members of the team shot daily video blogs. Unfortunately our Internet connection in Haiti was less-than-desirable and we were unable to upload the videos while in country. So for the next ten days or so we'll be posting some of those videos. They'll give you

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Our team has made its way home…leaving our hearts in Haiti. As we return to our cul-de-sacs and lattes, it will be hard to find the words to explain what we have witnessed. Many of us are well-traveled in indigenous countries, but to see the poorest of the poor loose all the little they had is difficult to comprehend.  Amidst this devastation, the faith of the Haitian people surpasses all human

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Today we began the day with great anticipation and pride that we might reach our targeted number of 50 churches visited.  However, we fell short of this goal with a gut-wrenching development. One of the pastors we have been talking with all week, Pastor Moise, has been busy serving orphans in his community. Astonishingly, he has been doing this while his 8-year-old son has been missing since the

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In just nine days, HORT has visited 44 churches in Port Au Prince and Saint Marc.    Already poor by American standards, these churches now carry on with children sleeping on their grounds, lack of food and water, buildings that took years to build laying in ruins, and congregations riddled with earthquake deaths. One thing they are not short on is faith - the kind of faith that would inspire

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Today was a long day for the Haiti Orphan Relief Team.  It began at 4:30 a.m. when we were awakened by a 4.7 quake aftershock.  As there is no electricity here now, we fumbled in the darkness to run from our rooms on the second story of the house.  All week we have been talking to people, especially children, who are too afraid to sleep inside since the quake that killed 200,000.  We had wondered

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Paul Myhill, World Orphans Inside the Rubble and Outside the Doors - I walked the perimeter of Rood's apartment building and came across a lone girl in pink and braids who stood in front of the remains of another portico. A metal grated door was heavily-bowed out as the mass of the second story had crashed down upon it. Nine year-old Valentina pointed at the door and quietly said "famille." Read

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As today is Sunday, our team had the honor and privilege of worshipping at the church of our host pastor, Gerald Bataille. This church has only walls, and several hundred people, including the pastor and his family, have been camping there since the quake. Pastor Bataille and his family have been serving orphaned and vulnerable children since 1988, and have raised over 100 children. Twenty seven

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David Leventhal, Hope for Orphans The gospel is the foundation of orphan care… - As I worked through my thoughts & reflected on a couple of passages I realize the best place to start & finish was at the very cornerstone of all we believe.  I distilled it down into two main points: The gospel is the basis for WHY we care for orphans and the gospel is the model for HOW we care for orphans. Read

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Today was a very strategic day as we participated in a conference of over 100 pastors who are part of the Global Aid Network, (GAiN) a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ. Like much of Haiti, the conference center has been moved outdoors. Exhausted looking pastors came through rubble-ridden streets, dressed in shirts and ties, to sit on benches under a tarp tent in the sweltering heat and learn

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Today the Haiti Orphan Relief Team spent the day visiting 8 new church partners, learning details of their situation, and creating profiles of their capability and needs so we can find U.S. churches to come alongside them. The situation in these churches would humble anyone who can call an American church home. Pastors are stretched to the limit trying to care for the orphans and vulnerable

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We knew we would come face to face with children who had lost everything, but some stories defy human understanding.  Today our team traveled to Haiti Children’s Rescue Mission in the mountains above PAP, where we witnessed the strength and dignity of a boy named Rood. With extraordinary bravery, Rood told us that the quake killed 11 members of his family, including his parents, all

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Paul Myhill Peering into Tin Cans - To have a man run out of a tent city and simply ask, "Do you have any water?" affected me far more than bloated or burning bodies. I thought of myself and my own family and the things we take for granted. This poor man, who no doubt had lost everything, was asking for the proverbial cup of water. Read More. David Leventhal Why God does not treat me as a 

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Our travels today took us out of the center of Port Au Prince, to see the outskirts and hillsides around the city. We discovered conditions for children even worse than what we encountered downtown yesterday. On the hillsides, roads are barely passable, homes have collapsed onto each other as dominos, and the situation for orphaned and vulnerable children takes on even more desperation. Here we

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  Today while meeting with the leaders of World Relief at Kings Orphanage, we met a boy named Noel, age 13.  He approached our group with great confidence, and inquired about the purpose of our visit.  Surprisingly, Noel spoke to us in excellent English, so we spent some time hearing his story.  He has lived at the orphanage since the age of five when his mother died and his father felt

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Our day began early, with the sound of roosters and a delicious meal being prepared for us by the wonderful people at our base of operations.  We deploy to an early meeting with Pastor Albert and Pastor Phito of The Southern Baptists (CMBH) here in Port Au Prince.  Thanks to Greg Shepherd of Love Haiti Missions Project, we were able to make this connection that will enable us to partner with 24

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Several team members have been blogging on their personal blogs. Here are the introduction to their entries and a link to read more. Paul Myhill (World Orphans) Mon - Haiti Transit - Burning Tires. Angry Youth. - We decided to take a pass on the two UN flights we had arranged from Santo Domingo to Port-Au-Prince as it would have meant splitting up our team and having arrival times four hours

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The Haiti Orphan Relief Team arrived safely in Port Au Prince today, to begin our two week task of locating and mapping Haitian churches that can care for orphans. Our 11 member deployment team represents the dozens of ministries that have partnered with us in this mission. Tomorrow we have key strategy meetings with Love Haiti and World Relief, which together represent over 200 church partners

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Project 1.27 has just joined the Haiti Orphan Relief Team (HORT). HORT is an unprecedented collaboration of orphan ministries, advocacy groups, and humanitarian relief organizations & experts. HORT's goal is to partner U.S. churches with Haitian churches in order to see Haitian churches resourced and equipped to be the front-line mechanism of rescue and care for Haiti's orphans. The Mission

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Our friends at Global Aid Network (GAiN), a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ International, have now joined the Haiti Orphan Relief Team (HORT), a collaboration of ministries, disaster relief experts, and orphan advocacy groups to mobilize and resource Haiti's churches for the reunification, rescue and care of Haiti's displaced and orphaned children. As the humanitarian aid arm of Campus

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Lifesong for Orphans has a simple mission: "Bringing joy and purpose to orphans." We think that's beautiful. This is how they say they go about it: "We seek to mobilize the church, His body, where each member can provide a unique and special service: some to adopt, some to care, some to give." We think that's REALLY beautiful. Lifesong has now joined us on the Haiti Orphan Relief Team, a

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This morning Greg Shepherd was on his way to the Dominican Republic. The DR was just a stop on his the way to Haiti to lead a team for the Florida Baptist Convention. Greg is the President of the Love Haiti Missions Project, which he describes as a "small ministry that God uses to do big things." Greg's team in Haiti oversees 130 churches, 60 schools, and multiple homes for orphans. Greg also

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The Haiti Orphan Relief Team (HORT) is an amazing collaboration of disaster response experts and U.S. based orphan care and advocacy organizations. The goal of HORT is to identify, train and resource Haitian churches to be the direct rescue and care mechanism for Haiti's hundreds of thousands of orphans. This is truly the most effective and scalable response to a need of such great complexity and

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Roses will wilt and candy will soon be gone, but your Valentine's eCard gift will forever change the life of the orphans in Haiti. Personalize your eCard with a message to your valentine and help us train and resource churches in Haiti to care for the orphans left behind in their communities.  For every eCard sent our team, which leaves for Haiti on February 14th, will personally deliver a

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We're excited to announce that Hope for Orphans, a ministry of FamilyLife, has joined with the Haiti Orphan Relief Team to help provide long-term orphan care solutions to the orphans of Haiti. Other partners include Christian Alliance for Orphans, Together For Adoption, FamilyLife - Hope for Orphans, World Orphans, University of North Carolina School of Public Health, Sweet Sleep, Orphan Lifeline

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If you represent an organization that would like to participate in the Haiti Orphan Relief Team, please fill out the form below and we will contact you. Your Name Street Address City State Zip Phone E-mail Address Organization Name Web Address: How will you participate? Image VerificationPlease enter the text from the image: [ Refresh Image ] [ What's This? ]

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A Visit to the Orphans of Haiti by Lisa Belkin Haiti's children on their own on shattered streets By VIVIAN SEQUERA and BEN FOX Associated Press Writers

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