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Poor Little Kenzy…

Poor Little Kenzy…

He is still under a doctor’s care. In Haiti, it is called “Anemie Falciforme." We also call this type “Sickle Cell Anemia.” Kenzy still has pain in his bones, stomach aches, difficult bowel movements, weakness, and his eyes are bothering him. We have a “room mother” looking after him. After his visit with his eye...
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Updates on Haiti:

Updates on Haiti:

Things you may not know… "Conditions in Haiti, right now!" I would say 95% of Haiti does not have electricity.  A government official who was visiting us yesterday told me, “The number is higher” than that! Can you imagine the capital of Haiti, Port-au-Prince, has "zero electricity!" Cap-Haitien… Zero electricity for five years. All the...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

“Give Me Something Hard to Do.” God is a big God! Sometimes, we are afraid to pray and tell God what we need, because it is a “big thing.” But, God loves those “hard things to do!” There is a great story in the Bible in II Kings Chapter 3. Elisha has just gotten the...
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Roselyne, English Teacher!

Roselyne, English Teacher!

Roselyne (Roseline)… we took Roselyne in when she was just a little girl. Her legs were “crooked,” and we were very concerned about her. But, “as she grew taller,” her legs straightened out!! She has been a joy to raise! She is totally devoted to Jesus! When she finished high school, nursing was her love....
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Feeding in Kontal

Feeding in Kontal

KONTAL, SOUTH HAITI. WARM STORY In the remote village of Kontal, nestled between two towering mountain peaks, children face a daily struggle against hunger and hardship in a place the world seems to have forgotten. But today, hope arrived with Hubert and his Love A Child team, who brought warmth and nourishment to over 134...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

“For His anger endureth but for a moment; in His favour is life: weeping may endure for a season but joy cometh in the morning.” Psalm 30:5 The Lord never stays angry for a long time. He is a patient, loving God! You may be facing a sorrowful problem but, “joy cometh in the morning.”...
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Corn and Sugar Cane!

Corn and Sugar Cane!

This morning, Elisie, our head painter, invited Sherry and me, along with the boys, to come to his place on the property so he could cut some corn and cane for us. He has a green thumb like Wilner! The children love corn and sugar cane. Yum! We had a blast. Bobby and Sherry
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Joseph, a Great Mechanic!

Joseph, a Great Mechanic!

Joseph… He came to us with his sister, Sarah. They were both very young and had malnutrition. Their father abandoned Joseph and Sarah. Both were brought to our orphanage and were suffering from severe malnutrition! Joseph is now studying mechanics every chance he gets! He loves driving “heavy equipment,” and he is great at it!...
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“Appropriate Technologies” Includes Appropriate Irrigation

“Appropriate Technologies” Includes Appropriate Irrigation

Water in Haiti is scarce and unreliable. Water for gardening is even more scarce; therefore, we have to be very intentional about how we irrigate our struggling plants. Many watering techniques in areas with more reliable water sources, like the US, use a lot of water to irrigate, but it is very inefficient because they...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

“Open Wide Your Hand.” God had led “His Children” to the promised land. It was a long trip, but God taught them many things on that rough journey. In Deuteronomy, Chapter 15:7, God is telling “His Children, the Israelites,” how to treat the poor. “If there be among you a poor man of thy brethren...
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