Tori's Stories

Today an article appeared in the Courier featuring my story. Here it is if you'd like to read it. Friday, January 18, 2013 Life detour leads to unplanned vocation By JEANNIE WILEY WOLF Staff Writer Tori Rayle misses her babies. It's been nearly a month since the 23-year-old Findlay High School graduate has been in Haiti where she helps care for sick, abandoned and orphaned youngsters. "I cannot wait to be back," said Rayle, who is the preschool teacher at the Children of the Promise complex in the small northern village of Lagossette. She has been in Fostoria with her family since Dec. 20, raising money to finance the coming year of her mission work. Rayle hopes to return to Haiti by the end of January. "It's been hard to be home because the day that I left they found out that we had a cholera outbreak at the orphanage," she said. "I want to be with the kids because they need people." Any updates she receives come from the staff's Faceb

Little hands, shoeless feet, lonely eyes looking back at me Will we leave behind the innocent too brief On their own, on the run when their lives have only begun These could be our daughters and our sons And just like a drum I can hear their hearts beating I know my God won’t let them be defeated Every child has a dream to belong and be loved Chorus: Boys become kings, girls will be queens Wrapped in Your majesty When we love, when we love the least of these Then they will be brave and free Shout your name in victory When we love when we love the least of these When we love the least of these Break our hearts once again Help us to remember when We were only children hoping for a friend Won’t you look around these are the lives that the world has forgotten Waiting for doors of our hearts and our homes to open CHORUS If not us who will be like Jesus To the least of these If not us tell me who will be like Jesus Like Jesus to the least of these Boys become kings, girls will be queens Wrap