I would not trade my time in Haiti or at Sonlight for anything.  Every day, my heart longs to be there.
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I don’t think there is a better place to raise children.  But, I also think that the mission field is the best place to be single.
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I am 'just a mom' but education ranks very high on my priorities for children and young people...
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Anything worth doing is worth doing badly. G. K. Chesterton
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There are many things I hear over and over on a daily basis teaching First Grade.  “I’m finished!,” “I need help!”
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When I first came to visit Haiti, I had the impression that life here seemed easy.
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As I exchange good mornings with the fishermen, I see how Jesus knew what he was doing when he called fishermen.
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The truth can sometimes be hard to distinguish.  The truth gets foggy and we have a hard time finding our way.
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Five years later, the students of Sonlight Academy participate in a memorial service held at SonCenter.
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Outside OR Inside, Ugly OR Beautiful, Trash OR Treasure,
Negative OR Positive, Satan’s lies OR God’s Truth

On the evening of September 29^th, Ismir Gue, a Sonlight second grader was the victim of some severe burns.
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“Another day has passed and I didn't use Algebra once.” That’s what the Facebook post said.
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A few minutes into our trip back home my taxi starts sputtering and then stops.
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We LOVE LOVE LOVE stickers in First Grade.  I mean, we are basically obsessed.
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Actually where is home?  Throughout the summer many people ask if we are glad to be “home.”  While we thoroughly enjoy visiting with family and friends in the States, we are torn between two “homes.”