Haitian orphans find lifeline at Tenn. church



Greg Keck of the White Stone Church in Knoxville, Tenn., hugs Haitian orphan Geurline Louis on March 7 in Camatin, where she was relocated to after the orphanage at Coq Chante collapsed during the Jan. 12 earthquake. The church has had a relationship with the children of the Coq Chante orphanage going back seven years. Though Haiti was foreign to members of a Tennessee church, they fell in love with the girls of Coq Chante orphanage. Then January’s earthquake sent tremors all the way to Knoxville.

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