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My Daughters and I Shouldn't Have Survived That Earthquake #shorts #miracle #faith

11 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this short video, the speaker recounts a transformative Christian experience during a mission trip to Haiti. She describes how she began to "walk by faith, not by sight" (2 Corinthians 5:17) and learned the meaning of worship. While she felt spiritually fulfilled, she reflects that God intended to renew her mind and give her a new heart. Three days into the trip, a massive 7.2‑magnitude earthquake struck, killing approximately 300,000 people. Remarkably, the speaker, her daughters, and 14 team members survived unharmed. The narrative frames the survival as a miraculous act of divine intervention, emphasizing faith, renewal, and gratitude.

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And I started to truly understand what it was to walk by faith, 2 Corinthians 5:17, and not by sight. And I learned through them what worship was. And so, I thought that was like, I came to Haiti and I was done, girlfriend. I was like, "I go to heaven now. I know who Jesus is." You know, like, "This is what faith is." Little did I know that God was like, "No, Aimee, not only do I want to renew your mind, but I wanna give you a new heart." And so 3 days into that trip, that earthquake would hit. Wow. A 7.2 earthquake. And 300,000 people would die in that earthquake. But me, my daughters, and 14 team members would be spared.