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KIM LAWTON<\/strong>, correspondent: About 20 miles outside Port-au-Prince, Leogane was near the epicenter of January\u2019s catastrophic quake. Roughly 80 percent of this city was destroyed. But at the Lamb Center Ministries Children\u2019s Home, they\u2019re still singing about joy. There doesn\u2019t seem a lot to be joyful about. The orphanage\u2019s main building was completely destroyed in the earthquake. Several staff members were killed in the collapse, although all of the 260 orphans who lived in the compound did survive. Now the children are sleeping in a tent city nearby, and they come here for activities during the daytime. Pastor Jeanot Deceus, who leads the ministry, is having a difficult time finding regular sources of food and water. He says he has faith that God will help them. He told me, despite it all, he still sees hope everyday.<\/p>\n

PASTOR JEANOT DECEUS<\/strong> (Lamb Center Ministries Children\u2019s Home, speaking through translator): All of the kids is the hope of the country.<\/p>\n

\"post01-haitihope\"LAWTON<\/strong>: The kids are the hope of the country.<\/p>\n

DECEUS<\/strong>: Yeah.<\/p>\n

LAWTON<\/strong>: It\u2019s been almost three months since what people here call \u201cle tremblement de terre\u201d\u2014the trembling of the Earth. The evidence of destruction and death is still almost everywhere. But the traditional Easter message is that death doesn\u2019t have the ultimate victory, and this Easter season many Christians who live here, and those who are working here, say they are clinging to glimpses of hope that resurrection will still come.<\/p>\n

Hope can be easy to miss in this massive tent camp of displaced people that has sprung up at the former Petionville Country Club. Some 40,000 homeless Haitians now live at the bottom of the hilly area that was once a golf course for the wealthy, and that\u2019s just a fraction of the estimated half a million Haitians who still don\u2019t have adequate shelter.<\/p>\n

Catholic Relief Services (CRS) is helping lead humanitarian efforts on the ground. CRS camp coordinator Niek de Goeij says getting food and water to the people has been a logistical nightmare.<\/p>\n

NIEK DE GOEIJ<\/strong> (Catholic Relief Services): This is about as complicated as a food distribution can get in terms of logistics. It took us a good two days to figure out how to do it, and I think now we\u2019ve got it down.<\/p>\n

\"post02-easterhope\"LAWTON<\/strong>: Because of the camp\u2019s terrain, big delivery trucks can\u2019t get in. They drive as far as they can, and then the supplies are transferred to smaller pickup trucks, which can maneuver their way further into the camp. When the pickup trucks get as far as they can, workers take the bags of food by wheelbarrow to the waiting families below. They can deliver USAID-donated cooking oil, flour, peas, and bulgur to about 7,000 people a day. Over several days, they provide everyone in the camp food rations that should last for a month.<\/p>\n

DE GOEIJ<\/strong>: The calculation is for a family of six a little less than 2,000 calories per person per day for 30 days. It\u2019s not a full ration. People need to complement it with some protein and vegetables, but at least it gives them a good calorie base.<\/p>\n

LAWTON<\/strong>: While a camp DJ gives instructions and offers entertainment, thousands of people, mostly women, wait in line for hours in the blazing sun to get their rations. The camp has the women receive the rations, de Goeij says, because they\u2019re less aggressive than the men and less likely to start food riots. The camp also offers medical services, provided mostly by volunteer doctors from the US and other countries. Conditions are not ideal by any means, but still it\u2019s considered one of the most successful camps in Haiti, and people here are grateful for it.<\/p>\n

This woman told me, \u201cWe don\u2019t have a good government, so it was a grace from God that the other nations came to help us.\u201d<\/p>\n

CRS and other relief groups are also working on long-term recovery plans. But it\u2019s hard to get to that when meeting immediate needs is still such a huge undertaking. The magnitude of it all can be overwhelming, but de Goeij says, for him, hope gets defined in the small moments.<\/p>\n

DE GOEIJ<\/strong>: Just the other day, there was a man who lost his leg during the earthquake, a recent amputee. He couldn\u2019t stand in line, he\u2019s the head of his household, he doesn\u2019t have a wife, and, you know, we can pick him out of the line, and we can help him through the system, and five minutes later he walks off with a food ration, and people with a wheelbarrow helped him with that. Those are very little things, but\u2026<\/p>\n

LAWTON<\/strong>: He says he tries to focus on what has been accomplished, not on what still needs to be done.<\/p>\n

\"post04-haitihope\"DE GOEIJ<\/strong>: I come home at night, and I\u2019m grumpy, and I\u2019m crabby, and then I have a colleague slapping me on the shoulder and saying, you know, whatever happened today, 7,000 people are eating tonight because of the work that you did today. That helps.<\/p>\n

LAWTON<\/strong>: At Hopital Adventiste d\u2019Haiti, the Adventist Hospital in the suburb of Carrefour, issues of life and death are still very much at the fore. The hospital was built in 1978, but it had struggled in recent years until being adopted by Adventist Health International and the Loma Linda University School of Medicine. Within days of the quake, Adventist doctors came rushing in from the US and around the world. There\u2019s been an outpouring of donations, and the hospital has now become one of the best facilities in the country.<\/p>\n

ANDREW HAGLUND<\/strong> (Hopital Adventiste d\u2019Haiti): Unfortunately, we\u2019re still dealing with quake-related trauma that has yet to be cared for. We\u2019re doing orthopedic surgery right now downstairs on cases that have not been treated\u2014fractured hip, fractured femur, so in addition there\u2019s lots and lots of follow-up care.<\/p>\n

LAWTON<\/strong>: Loma Linda assistant professor Andrew Haglund is the acting hospital administrator. He arrived six days after the quake and is not sure how long he\u2019ll stay.<\/p>\n

\"post03-haitihope\"HAGLUND<\/strong>: It\u2019s very, very difficult. You\u2019re seeing things and exposed to things that you would never see at home, and I think we start the day with prayer, and we end the day with prayer and pray all day long for the safety and for the healing of this nation.<\/p>\n

LAWTON<\/strong>: With all the earthquake-related orthopedic injuries and amputations, the hospital is specializing in prosthetics and rehabilitation, and the Americans are training Haitian doctors to carry that work into the future.<\/p>\n

HAGLUND<\/strong>: That\u2019s where I see the hope\u2014that we can make a difference and that hopefully we are bringing light to this nation where hope is rare.<\/p>\n

LAWTON<\/strong>: The faith-based medical ministry Cure International has been supporting work at the hospital and helping to coordinate volunteer medical teams. Phil Hudson is directing Cure International\u2019s efforts here. He too, defines hope by each person who is helped.<\/p>\n

PHIL HUDSON<\/strong> (Cure International): And you say regardless of this list, regardless of I\u2019ve got 20 hours of work to do tomorrow plus whatever comes up tomorrow, it all comes back to this child is good, and they\u2019ve been touched by the love of God, even if no one ever says anything to them about God, and that\u2019s what does it for me.<\/p>\n

LAWTON<\/strong>: Hudson worries that American concern about Haiti is already starting to wane.<\/p>\n

\"post05-haitihope\"HUDSON<\/strong>: It\u2019s a shame for our country to allow something like this to exist in our hemisphere so close to our shores and it\u2019s been a shame for years, and if we don\u2019t stay with it it\u2019ll be a big blot on us.<\/p>\n

LAWTON<\/strong>: But he\u2019s determined to see that new life does come.<\/p>\n

HUDSON<\/strong>: If we only leave Haiti the way that it was before the earthquake we will not have done a good job, and so everything that we\u2019re doing needs to be for the long term, and I am hopeful that we can leave things better than they were before.<\/p>\n

LAWTON<\/strong>: The Haiti Gospel Mission Community Church is about 45 minutes outside Port-au-Prince. The building did sustain some damage in the earthquake, although not severe. Church leaders say they\u2019re not only repairing the damage, they\u2019re going to make the church even stronger and more beautiful than it was before.<\/p>\n

Pastor Elison Bien-Aime says the earthquake has actually strengthened people\u2019s faith.<\/p>\n

PASTOR ELISON BIEN-AIME<\/strong> (Haiti Gospel Mission Community Church): We see, we can see in the visages\u2026<\/p>\n

LAWTON<\/strong>: \u2026in the faces\u2026<\/p>\n

BIEN-AIME<\/strong>: \u2026in the faces of the Haitian people the \u201cesperance,\u201d the hope, because when we talk with them all people swear you, \u201cI live because Jesus loves me.\u201d<\/p>\n

LAWTON<\/strong>: Pastor Elison says the support from around the world has helped his people see a new vision for their nation.<\/p>\n

BIEN-AIME<\/strong>: They feel the Lord has a dream for this country, and then we are not sad.<\/p>\n

LAWTON<\/strong>: And some signs of the new vision are already starting to take shape. As the choir practices on Monday morning, the sounds of construction are in the background.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m Kim Lawton in Haiti.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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