Our oldest boys have left to go organize a large “Food Distribution” across the lake! We are so proud of our older “Love A Child” boys who have really “stepped in” and taken a big load off our shoulders! They have already met with the leaders in “each village” and had them “sign a list...
Love A Child travels to the regions beyond to provide medical relief to desperate people with nowhere else to go. We serve the elderly who have pushed their bodies to the limit to reach us, mothers who have carried their children across rugged terrain for hours seeking lifesaving care, and children who need wounds cared...
“And whoso shall receive one such little child in my name receiveth me.” Matthew 18:5 — When Sherry and I moved here to Haiti on July 1, 1991, it was the children of Haiti who touched our hearts. Till this very day to be able to live in Haiti and help the children and look into...
“YOU” are! To all our friends and partners who give, who pray, and who send items for the babies, “you” are saving little lives each day! If we had one wish, it would be that “we could put you in a helicopter, fly you to Haiti to Love A Child, and you could see all...
Samuel was born “very high" in the mountains of Greffin, Haiti! His mother died during the delivery, leaving an “older father” with other children and a new baby he could not feed. He brought the baby down to us, and at that time, we had a team here at Love A Child! His father came...
There have been many complications lately as we tried to organize another Mobile Medical Clinic. We had to make sure that the gangs, who are about seven to eight miles from us, would not be in the area where we conduct a large Mobile Medical Clinic. We used to be able to go anywhere in...
“Going where you are celebrated…” I could write a book about this! Have you ever been some place (even invited) and all of a sudden you feel like, “What am I doing here? I belong somewhere else.” It has happened to all of us. The Holy Spirit immediately tells me, “You are in the wrong...
Please keep Jackson in your prayers. We are headed to the hospital now to be seen by the nephrologist. Jackson is feeling better, but the doctors are having difficulty fighting the infection in his abdomen. We pray for wisdom for the doctors and healing for Jackson! Keep up the fight, Jackson! Jesse Ostrander
“Skating on Thin Ice” I grew up in Pennsylvania… Bobby always says that “if his father ever knew he married a ‘Yankee,’ he would turn over in his grave!” We were a poor family of five children. We lived “in the woods.” It was a small town but in the woods! When it snowed, it snowed hard! I can...
I always call her the “quiet twin.” Her mother, Mercilia, died after giving birth to Mika and her twin sister. She was from our “roughest, toughest” village that we ever worked in. Her father, a poor farmer, knew he could not raise these two fragile babies so he had someone carry the other twin and...
