We first met “Yonel” when he was just a tiny, malnourished little boy. His parents were “gone,” and he was being raised by his poor, elderly grandmother. She brought him to our Mobile Clinic in the mountains. He had severe malnutrition and was near death. We told the grandmother we would “do our best” to...
Here in Malnutrition, treatments for children take many months, especially for vitamin A deficiency. It affects vision (especially night vision) and increases vulnerability to infections, according to the CNDN. We have several forms of malnutrition, and each requires different types of treatment. Let's take the case of Wensley Joseph, who arrived after examining whether treatment...
A huge thank you to every partner, donor, and friend who made it possible for Love A Child to distribute food to 451 families in Plaisance du Sud today! Because of your generosity, parents who had nothing were able to feed their children tonight. Your kindness is literally saving lives. Please keep giving. The needs...
I know you’ve heard me talk about these scriptures many times. God has seven promises to those who bless the poor. I call them God’s seven supernatural promises for those who help the poor. “Blessed is he that considereth the poor: the Lord will deliver him in time of trouble. The Lord will preserve him, and keep...
When the earthquake hit Haiti in 2010, it crushed and destroyed many buildings all over Haiti, especially areas like “Port-au-Prince!” It also destroyed clinics, hospitals, businesses, and orphanages. When we found out that a “handicapped” orphanage had been destroyed, we let them come and stay at our orphanage until they could find another place. We fell in love...
It was eleven years ago that “Gwo Maché Mirak” (Miracle Market) was established for “job creation” in Fond Parisien! It was the anniversary of the “Gwo Maché Mirak” or “Miracle Market!” When we first came to see our land in “Fond Parisien,” Haiti, it was just land, full of weeds, sharp cactus stickers, and no...
Widelene, one of our older orphan girls, has gone to college in Port-au-Prince to learn to be a “professional chef!” As soon as she came home from college, she started coming into the kitchen and teaching her “little brothers and sisters how to cook some new food" in our kitchen! She has “the patience of...
“When Enough is Enough” Tired of fighting those battles? Does it seem like “you win one, you lose one?” The enemy’s plan is to tire us out so that we will give up, but we can never “give up.” Ephesians 6 tells us about our “battle.” We learn that we are never, never fighting against flesh and blood, although...
Betina… She is different than the other girls. While Betina is 14, she can play and get along with girls younger than she is. When we ask what her favorite toy is, she will say “Dolls!” Actually, the Haitian children love things such as dolls, jump rope, etc. She is the best at “jump rope!!”...
The Port-au-Prince Airport is closed to all flights. Haiti is on the highest level of alert… Level 4. The gangs have displaced 1.3 million people from their homes. The gangs control 90% of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. The gangs are taking more communities and territory every day. They gang rape, rob, kill people, kidnap, and...
