Yesterday, they started the Feeding Program on their own for our three schools. Preparing, cooking the food, and delivering the meals. Even Widelene and the older girls jumped in. PTL! Dieuferly wrote me last night and sent these beautiful pictures. I’m getting ready to drive over and check on the Feeding Program this morning. Oh,...
“Tarrying by the Stuff…” Over 35 years ago, we answered the “call” to go into many places around the world and preach the Gospel. Because our children were very small, there were times I needed to “stay behind and tarry by the stuff.” (I Sam. 30:24) Sometimes, that is harder than going out to the...
This morning, I took this picture of Sherry with some of our boys and workers in our “Food Distribution Center.” Everything you send to our office in Fort Myers gets loaded in our containers and shipped through Santo Domingo, then through Haitian customs, then arrives at our “Food Distribution Center.” So many of you make...
Nothing pleases God more than faith. In 2nd Kings 4:8-37, we find the famous words of a poor Shunammite woman, whose “only son,” her young son, had just died. (This is the same child that Elisha told her she was going to give birth to.) The child had just been outside with his father in...
Jackson and Poppie: This picture was taken last evening of Jackson and me. He was in good spirits, feeling better! We were having a good time together. All of a sudden, he lifted both hands and began to praise the Lord for a new kidney! He looked at me and said, “Poppie, I know my...
“Opposition!” Due to their rebellion, the people of God had been captured by Nebuchadnezzar, King of Babylon… Just like Jeremiah had prophesied. But later, Cyrus, King of Persia, had captured Babylon. The remarkable thing was that the Lord, himself, spoke to Cyrus to rebuild the temple of Jerusalem and to let the people go back...
In rural Haiti, there is no local neighborhood Lowe’s or Tractor Supply Company (TSC) store to go buy commercial fertilizer, so they must learn to make their own organic fertilizers. This week, Wilner has been teaching our 2-year Agroecology students about the importance of good soil nutrition and using “home-made” fertilizers. We teach about using...
“A Missionary’s Prayer.” So many people have asked Bobby and me through the years, “How do you do it? How can you live and work in Haiti for 33 years and face earthquakes, floods, hunger, gangs in the streets, etc.?” It all has to do with “the price of your calling.” No, it has not...
In the mountains of Haiti, families forced from their homes are fighting to survive with almost nothing. Through faith, compassion, and urgent food relief, Love A Child brings hope to those facing hunger and uncertainty. This moving episode reveals what happens when suffering meets God’s love in action, showing the heartbreak of displacement, the power...
