Good Shepherd Orphanage, Carrefour (Haiti) - Hurricane Matthew in Haiti - October 3, 2016

Good Shepherd Orphanage, Carrefour (Haiti)

by Bethany Richardson | October 4, 2016 11:22 AM

Update: 10/4 11CST For those of you who have been praying and asking about the safety of Good Shepherd Orphanage, it's staff and kids, we received word from Shelby Hardison, a PPM staffer who is currently in Haiti and riding out the storm at GSO, that every thing is going well and everyone is safe. Here is her post from facebook, requesting prayers for the many people who live just outside of Good Shepherd's campus, with their houses right at the water's edge. "They literally live right on the ocean. Most of the kids in this community are a part of the daily feeding program and school sponsorship program here at Good Shepherd Orphanage. They are dear to the hearts of everyone here at GSO and those who have come to visit and have relationships here. Right now we have only had rain and wind but nothing too destructive and for that we praise and rejoice." We know the storm isn't over, and so we ask for prayers for these people and their families.

Good Shepherd Orphanage, Carrefour (Haiti)

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carolyn young

October 6, 2016 7:38 PM

Is there any info available about the El Bethel orphanage in Haiti? My son went there last spring for a missions trip from WSU in Pullman, WA. We are all praying for all of these people.

Paula Patterson

October 5, 2016 5:14 AM

After going on line this A.M. to check specifically on Haiti, I opened my email in hopes of finding an update on Les Cayes which sounds like it was the hardest hit. Thank you for realizing that Praying Pelicans are concerned. I know that you are planning a December trip there; but I am a licensed nurse and f you decide to provide emergency aid before then, please contact me. Maybe we can even help build a bridge to PaP?

bill john

October 4, 2016 11:17 PM

Thank you all for posting updates. I know so many of us that have come to know and love our Haitian brothers and sisters in Christ have been so anxious to hear news. We serve a mighty God as this storm shows, but His mercy and grace and love are so much greater than this storm!! Of course, our prayers will continue without ceasing!

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