January 1 is not only New Year’s Day, but also Haiti’s Independence Day. It is the anniversary of Haiti’s successful slave revolution and is a very important holiday in Haitian culture. To celebrate, Haitians enjoy soup joumou, a traditi... read more
Each week, Heartline’s outreach team has the great honor of visiting a local orphanage where children with disabilities live. They worship, pray, and share bread baked at Heartline’s Beltis Bakery with the children and staff. In February, the Men’s ... read more
The Men’s Ministry provides relationship-based outreach and bread baked at the Heartline Beltis Bakery to area prisons, hospitals, and an orphanage for children with disabilities. They endeavor to extend love where there is loneliness, feed hungry p... read more
By partnering with Heartline, you are equipping and encouraging Vanessa as she works tirelessly to lift up her brothers and sisters in Haiti. Every day, Vanessa’s life reflects her deep sense of purpose – to love God and love others. She is... read more
Haiti’s prison system is the most congested of any country in the world, with a formidable 454% occupancy level. Most incarcerated Haitians have not been convicted of a crime, but are imprisoned during lengthy pretrial detention, frequently for many yea... read more
Heartline Ministries’ Development Coordinator, Danielle May, visited Haiti and the Heartline programs this summer. In this post, Danielle reflects on what impacted her most – the opportunity to foster relationships with Heartline’s Haitian staff... read more
Connection. Relationship. Purpose. As humans, these are things we all need to thrive. Yet isolation is a significant problem facing seniors around the world. In Haiti, there are very few organizations serving the elderly and individuals living with dement... read more
You made a lasting impact by investing in Haitian families in 2018! This year, you empowered individuals across each of our programs through maternal care, compassionate relationships, education, and economic opportunity. Thanks to you, Heartline continue... read more