Blue balloons decorated a line of pews that spilled into the courtyard. The sick lined the side of the chapel like a bow, each one close enough to hear the sermon. Haiti was on its way back.
A Pennsylvania church group who sponsored an orphanage in Haiti before the earthquake struck is working hard to protect the 12 orphans under their car...
It was quiet at first, like one mother's mournful prayer in Creole for a lost child. And then her voice was joined by another and another and another, until the song they were singing turned into a choir of grieving voices.
A 24-year-old man was rescued from rubble Sunday, 12 days after Port-au-Prince was nearly leveled by a 7.0 quake.
While the man's relatives were ove...
All of our staff in Haiti have suffered losses and hardships, great and small, but nearly everyone is back on the job, helping even less fortunate compatriots who are hungry and homeless.
An elderly Haitian woman buried in the rubble of a collapsed house for 10 days was located and rescued Friday, CBS reports.
The doctors treating the ...
Eight days after the 7.0 magnitude earthquake in Haiti, a 5-year-old boy was pulled out alive from his collapsed home.
Though the boy is suffering f...
Police spokesman Browne says the boy and girl, who are brother and sister, were the fifth and sixth individuals pulled alive from collapsed buildings ...
On Tuesday, a full week after the earthquake struck, a Mexican rescue crew found a 69-year-old Haitian woman alive in the rubble of a Roman Catholic c...
You try counting the days, but there's no way to keep count, not in the blackness, not in the silence. There's no way to count anything, to do anything anymore, except to rest, sleep and let the blackness come.