#fanmfriday

#fanmfriday #heartsonfire

Children’s Hope is a lantern on a hill. It is light. It is bright. It is good. Why? Because it is a reflection of the Lord Almighty. How? Because He has ignited the hearts of many and continually fuels their fire to burn bright. All of these hearts on fire are united into one giant flame for the glory of God. These hearts include our stateside staff, our Haitian staff, our teams, our donors, our sponsors, our prayer warriors, and our ministerial partners. Some of the most precious hearts are those of the women that directly take care of the children at Children’s Hope; the women that love relentlessly, lead intentionally, and obey Him fearlessly. We can learn so much from these hearts and we can enrage this fire to greater heights through the power of prayer and encouragement. So let’s do it. Let us learn from some of these beautiful hearts, pour love on them, and ask God to never tame them. Let us get to know the beautiful women of Children’s Hope and learn how we can best pray for them and encourage them.

We want you to have the joy of getting to know some of these incredible women and we want you to be able to experience the blessing of praying and encouraging them. So… every Friday is going to become #fanmfriday. ‘Fanm’ means ‘woman’ in Haitian Creole. Every Friday, we will post a profile on one of these amazing women. Included in this will be specific prayer requests from them. But we also want them to know how loved and supported they are, so we will attach an email address to every blog post. You can email a quick prayer or word of encouragement that we will translate. We will comprise all of the responses that we get and will give each lady all of these on Haiti’s Mother’s Day in May. These women are so deserving of your prayers and your encouraging words, so PLEASE take 2 minutes on #fanmfriday’s to send a quick email.

We are so excited for you to have the opportunity to see and get to know these beautiful women. Let’s partner together and lift these women up in prayer. Let’s work to grow the flame, that is Children’s Hope, so that these children, this community, this country can know our great God.