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Proud Papa Pics – Happy Father’s Day

In celebration of Father’s Day, we’re sharing some of our favorite “proud papa” pictures from Haiti! We can’t get over the expressions of love and joy on the faces of these proud dads and grandpas. Happy Father’s Day to all of the wonderful fathers in Haiti and the Heartline Family! Healthy, thriving Haitian families – […]

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Guetchina’s miracle baby turns one!

Update from Beth Johnson, Midwife – Heartline Maternity Center Look who came to visit! You might remember Guetchina, who gave birth to Aubrey last February (Click here to read their full story). Guetchina had several pregnancy losses, including a loss at 20 weeks, before giving birth to a living baby. Her pregnancy with Aubrey was […]

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Really, I blame the women

Written by: Sarah Bessey – Author, Speaker, Heartline Ministries Board Member – sarahbessey.com Really, this is all the women’s fault. I suppose we shouldn’t be surprised by that. More than thirty years ago, John and Beth McHoul arrived in Haiti from the United States as missionaries. As part of their work, they established an orphanage – […]

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Wow, what a celebration! Thank you!

Thank you for showing up and joining us to #CelebrateFamily! Last week, we kicked off our celebration of 10 years of orphan prevention and family preservation at Heartline Ministries. We were blown away by your amazing love and support! We want to take a moment to thank you for every video share, social media post, […]

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Celebrate Family : Dreaming Together

Written By: Tara Livesay, Director – Heartline Maternity Center, CPM The Heartline Maternity Center and Education Center were founded in 2007, but dreamed up by Heartline Co-Founder, Beth McHoul many years before. During long runs through the streets of Port au Prince, Beth prayed through her vision of women and babies surviving birth and families […]

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Celebrate Family : 10 Year Anniversary

Written by: Tara Livesay, Director – Heartline Maternity Center, CPM At my house, they call me “Madame Jete.”  In Kreyol “jete” means “throw” and when the people in my house use that title to describe me, they mean that I throw things away frequently. Because I get rid of things faster than my people are […]

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