by marketing | Feb 14, 2020 | Blog
After moving to the Houston area from Redding, California, some very distant dreams started to revive inside of me. Dreams of walking through mud slums with an acoustic guitar. Dreams of holding abandoned babies. Dreams of bringing hope to a place with little hope. I... 
by Admin | Jan 7, 2020 | Blog, Gonaieves, Maissade, Myan, Samaria, Uncategorized
Front Porch Sessions Those of you who have been to Haiti with us know we love to worship Jesus on the front porch of our guesthouse! All are invited to join us for our first stateside “Front Porch Sessions” as we send the worshippers ahead in 2020! Friday, January... 
by Admin | Jan 6, 2020 | Blog, Gonaieves, Maissade, Myan, Samaria, Uncategorized
Internship Story: Brian Corcoran God took a seemingly short three week period of time to instill in me His heart for the lost and broken that will surely last a lifetime. My eyes were opened to selfishness that I did not know I had and to a love for the orphan that I... 
by Admin | Jan 4, 2020 | Blog, Gonaieves, Maissade, Myan, Samaria, Uncategorized
Internship Story: Melissa Posada Coreluv’s internship changed the course of my life. I learned pivotal lessons like how to hear God’s voice, and what selfless service and pure joy look like during the month I spent in Haiti. I developed not only a deep... 
by Admin | Jan 4, 2020 | Blog, Gonaieves, Maissade, Myan, Samaria, Uncategorized
Internship Story: Lyndsay Woodall I applied to be an intern with Coreluv the November of my Senior year of high-school. I had never been to Haiti before, I didn’t know anyone at Coreluv, and in hindsight, I don’t think I had the slightest idea of what I was getting... 
by Admin | Jan 4, 2020 | Blog, Gonaieves, Maissade, Myan, Samaria, Uncategorized
Internship Story: Jada Ennis On my first Coreluv trip to Haiti, I went to give luv, but instead, I received an entirely new perspective of the Father’s love for me and what it looks like to worship Him. Stepping into my first Haitian church service to worship with a... 