Things don’t always go as we plan them, especially when doing “food distributions.” We had planned a special food distribution in the mountains, and we had heard that the last rains washed away the roads. Two weeks ago, we sent money for food for the people to have food to[…]
Just look at the sparkle in the eyes of our Love A Child school children in the village of Old Letant. These children live in mud huts and sleep on dirt floors. There is no running water or places to take a bath, but look how happy they are to[…]
“And Jesus stood still…” Mark 10:49 No one had ever paid much attention to him. He lay at the roadside at the entrance to Jericho, begging for a living. He was only known as “blind Bartimaeus, the son of Timaeus.” He was just outside Jericho, when he heard a huge[…]
Imagine being just a toddler and growing up with a name that meant, “I don’t need you,” or even “I don’t want you.” The kids in the village of Old Letant called him, “Pa Bezouin.” His mother and father were Voodoo priests, and his father probably had “other women.” This[…]
“Enlarge the place of thy tent, and let them stretch forth the curtains of thine habitations: spare not, lengthen thy cords, and strengthen thy stakes; For thou shalt break forth on the right hand and on the left.” Isaiah 54:2,3 For the past year and longer, we have had such severe[…]
Stand, when all and everyone is against you… The story of Job is a great story in the Bible. The story was written even before the Bible. In Job’s day, he had no Christian radio, Christian TV, or even a Christian church to attend… No Christian books or any literature[…]
Roselyne just came back home for the weekend. She is enrolled at l’ Université INUKA in Haiti to become a doctor. We found Roselyne during a Mobile Medical Clinic in the village of Lastic. Her legs were horribly crippled, so we sent her to some local physical therapists, but we’re[…]
We have been planning to take food to the people in the mountains of Savaan Pit and Greffin. We talked to the pastor last week, who informed us that the “roads had been washed out” and the people were so hungry. We sent money to buy some food for the[…]
Some special reasons why we are building a new larger Jesus Healing Center… This is little Christella Seragene; she’s 16-months-old and had been brought to our old Jesus Healing Center by her distraught mother. Christella had severe diarrhea, vomiting, and high fever. Our medical team started her on IVs immediately[…]
Haiti Update: We welcome Jesse Ostrander, who flew in yesterday to help work on the new Jesus Healing Center along with the hard-working Haitian construction workers. They are building the second septic tank for the JHC. They had to dig through solid rock! I would say Jesse has been to Haiti at least 100 times to[…]
