The Haitians say, “hope makes us live.” When we bring food to them, they know that Jesus cares about them, and they have “hope.” Haitians are strong, durable, people and they can survive when no one else can… but, when there is no food, their hope is gone. Some mothers[…]
The King Artaxerxes, king of kings, told the people of Israel to bring gold and silver to offer unto the Lord in Jerusalem… “And to carry the silver and gold, which the king and his counselors have freely offered unto the God of Israel, whose habitation is in Jerusalem. And[…]
This is Roselyne. She is now 21 and in a medical college in Haiti. She wants to be a doctor. When she was a young child, her father brought her to us during a Mobile Clinic, because her legs were crooked. We tried to find a doctor in Haiti to[…]
All around Haiti today, churches are filled with Haitian Christians, singing and worshiping the Lord. Church is a very important part of the Haitians’ lives. The poor Haitians in the mountains will find any means to go to church… it is the “one day a week” they can forget about[…]
“He Knows My Name” Sometimes, in the midst of our trials, we may tend to think that God doesn’t care about us or that He doesn’t even know our name. Really? In Exodus 33:17, God is speaking to Moses and He says, “I will do this thing also that thou[…]
Who cleans windows and smiles this much? This is Stephano and Dorissant. They are both ten years old. Stephano is better known as “Torti” (tortoise). They both love to work and love soccer. They don’t mind working at all, and they have a sweet spirit when asked to do something extra![…]
PTL! Casimi just made it back with our container of rice! We want to thank everyone for praying for his safe return from the port. Next week we will be giving out rice, black beans, and Feed My Starving Children meals to many villages. Thank you for your help. Sherry[…]
Little Naika Joseph, three months old, was brought to our Jesus Healing Center by her mother, Madamn Soline. The mother, apparently living without a husband, has no job or way of making a living and the baby is suffering because of it. The baby has “Kwashiorkor Malnutrition,” is vomiting, has[…]
The Price of Disobedience… Some Christians don’t want to obey when God speaks to their heart to do something. Years ago, we had a great burden to have a Missionary Training Center here in Haiti. I worked hard on the curriculum and I thought of all the wisdom that “seasoned[…]
Update on Casimi rice pick-up: Our semi-truck broke down before Casimi made it to the port to pick up the rice. We have another semi-truck but it’s also in very bad shape. The motor is not right and it always runs hot, among other problems. Our mechanics will try to patch up this semi and try[…]
