I woke up at the crack of dawn this morning, put on my running shoes and went for a morning run. This has been my routine so many days and is why I identify myself as “a runner”. I have been a runner since the...

Brown Horse Projects would like to introduce to our friends, supporters and family our dear friend and Haitian colleague Dr. Roosevelt Pierre. Dr. Pierre has worked alongside our mission teams since 2013 in var...

A gentle, sweet soul, avid runner, soon-to-be-college graduate!, kind-hearted, beautiful friend and sister in Christ, Heaton O’Hara, has been a Brown Horse Projects’ supporter and trip participant for several y...

While walking through the neighborhood where our mobile clinic was stationed that day, at the end of the main road in town, I noticed three young men sitting under the shade of a tree. They were passing a bottl...

There is a small village, Balan, in northern Haiti, about 45-minutes outside Cap Haitian, that hasn’t had a medical clinic for over 7 years. The villagers have to travel by moped, tap tap or go by foot to a nei...

My neighbor is hurting.

My neighbor needs help.

My neighbors are those who cannot help themselves.

My neighbor is someone who appears on my path.

My neighbor is someone who has been robbed.

My neighbor is someone wh...

"We have this hope as an anchor for our lives, safe and secure. It enters the inner sanctuary behind the curtain” Hebrews 6:19, HCSB.

As I reflected on the passage from Hebrews 6:19 at our resting quarters near...

A month+ home from our week-long medical/water mission trip to Barahona, Dominican Republic and I wanted to share some cool stuff that happened while we were away.

The Grace & Peace Missionary Fellowship mission...

Ever find yourself in the most beautiful place without joy pining to be home? Or under gray skies and heavy clouds, yet see beauty in the mundane?

After our first trip to Haiti 4 years ago I returned and ironica...

In the week our team spent in the village of Barahona and the Haitian Batey nearby, the 200+ HydroBlu filters we brought to the Dominican Republic journeyed from their bags to buckets to interpreter’s hands for...