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Mica’s Story : Mama of the Month

Mica is “Mama of the Month” on the Somebody’s Mama blog! Click here to read the full post and see how Somebody’s Mama and their Love Clubs are rallying around moms in Haiti! “I saw the transformation in Mica’s life. She is a reminder to us all of HOPE, HEALING, and RISING. Please read about […]

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Welcoming Rose, Thea, and 2018!

Happy New Year! We couldn’t think of a better way to end 2017 and start 2018 than with the births of two precious baby girls – Rose and Thea! Baby Rose was born in the afternoon hours of December 31. She was the last of 110 babies born in the Heartline Maternity Center program in […]

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We Believe : Heartline Maternity Center

Heartline Maternity Center Theology of Care At the core of the Heartline Maternity Center is our unshakeable belief that every woman and every baby is created in the image of God. We believe their lives have unsurpassable worth and value. We believe every woman and child are deeply beloved. We believe that each of them […]

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Your donation – doubled!

Heartline has an incredible opportunity to receive a matching grant of nearly $15,000 through our partner organization, One Day’s Wages. We need your help to ensure that Heartline receives these critical funds! When you make a donation to the Maternity Center through One Day’s Wages site here (onedayswages.org/heartline/) ODW will match your donation – dollar […]

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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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Solange’s Path : Midwives, Mountains, and Gratitude

Written by: Beth Johnson – Certified Professional Midwife, Heartline Maternity Center Solange arrived at the Maternity Center on a Tuesday morning in the early stages of labor. After checking her, we told her she could go home for the day and return when things picked up or later that evening if she was nervous about […]

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