The latest in medical missions in Haiti Hardings' parting words on way to Nepal MBF's Financial Code of Ethics Covenant Hospital Coming to Life in Mombin Crochu, Haiti Until recently, more than 40,000 people living in the remote mountain area in and near Mombin Crochu depended on voodoo practitioners and one lone nurse for medical help.
People here live without electricity and without phones.
Half the children die before they reach five years. But hope and healing has come to Mombin Crochu. Concerned Presbyterians, through the ministry of MBF, have begun to breathe new life into Covenant Hospital, a small never- used facility on the outskirts of the village. Teams of MBF volunteers from Presbyterian churches have visited the area, bringing short- term medical aid and workers who've installed solar panels, constructed buildings, and drilled a well. Now residences for a missionary doctor and an administrator are almost completed.