Haiti was an amazing trip, I'll be forever changed. I could not have picked a better team to go with. I loved every moment we were there! I especially loved our time in Boya. Spending all that time with the kids was wonderful. It didn't matter if you spoke their language or not. Love is universal, but I think we forget that sometimes. Love, Mekaylen

I was inspired by the variety of God's beautiful Creation! I have been amazed on both trips to Haiti the impact we can have by simply sharing the Love of Jesus! In Christ's Love, Tracy Rowe

I knew when I went on this trip that I wanted to do mission work in the future, but this trip set it in stone that God wants me to be doing mission work! The poverty and sickness just really spoke to my heart and made me want to do anything and everything for them. God Bless, Ty Rowe

The biggest thing I learned in Haiti was to seek Jesus and make Him the most important thing in your life! Also, never get caught up in worldly things and material things like sweet trucks, big houses, and the best in clothing. In the end, it doesn't make a person happier or a better person. Seek Him, Cody Rowe

Haiti was God's way of calling me to do His work. When you find yourself in that situation, when people of different cultures all come together to serve and love the same God, you begin to have a greater understanding of eternity and what it is that we are really put on this earth to do, and that is to spread His love! I strongly feel the desire to do missions for the rest of my life. Haiti was just the beginning! In Christ's Love, Katie Kemp

Haiti was a life changing trip, and one that forever changed my heart. Seeing and experiencing another country, especially a third-world country, has made me tremendously more thankful for what God has blessed me with. Through Haiti, my prayer life has become deeper; furthermore, drawing me closer to God. For about a year and half, I have known that I want to become a missionary doctor. I had yet to experience what that really entailed and meant. Looking out and seeing the mo

Haiti was the scariest, most fulfilling trip of my life. We had seen footage of TV about the earthquake's devastation, but until we arrived in Port Au Prince, I really had no idea how bad and how widespread it actually was, and unfortunately, still is. Even though there was destruction everywhere we looked, the people were just amazing to watch. They were dressed in the cleanest clothes and evidently took a lot of pride in themselves. The schools and orphanages really hit me.

The trip to Haiti was one that has changed my life forever. Not a day goes by that I don't stop and think about how the kids, who stole my heart, are doing. I wonder if they have eaten, bathed, or have even been told "I love you" by one of their family members. The impact they have made on my life is so extraordinary and will stay with me forever. Within only eight days I have seen so much of so little. The way they live is heartbreaking. The damage that has been done by eart

Haiti was a complete eyeopener for me. This was, by far, the hardest yet most gratifying mission trip that I have ever been on. Three key things came out of this trip. One, I finally was able to conquer my materialism and find a newfound joy and appreciation for the things i had. We are blessed beyond any measure and it's sick how greedy we all are. I am now a content person. Praise be to God. The second thing I took away from this trip was love. I fell in love with the peopl