Jesus was teaching us in the 25th chapter of Matthew to feed the hungry, give water to the thirsty, take the stranger in, clothe the naked, visit those who are sick and in prison. Jesus said, “Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my...
From families living in a cave to this! The first picture is one of the houses Hurricane Matthew blew flat! One hundred and eighty families had to live in a cave. Not anymore! These are some of the new houses, new furniture, beds and other household items. Thank you, love is something you do!! Bobby
Guess who came to church today? Mr. Pierre, the man who lived in the garbage dump with his family. I had just scolded him the other day for not coming to church and he said, "But Madamn Sherry, I have no shoes!" We got him some new black shoes and sure enough, he was in...
Right now, Sherry and our volunteer team are in a total Voodoo village preparing for our Mobile Medical Clinic that will start in the morning. There are two major witch doctors in the village. Tomorrow, we will be bringing the light of Jesus into the village. Love is something you do. Bobby
"That those things, which cannot be shaken may remain..." Bobby and I were here in Haiti when the 2010 earthquake hit. It was a day I will never forget. I was in the mud-hut village of Letant and Bobby was here with all our orphanage children and staff, in our two-story orphanage. When the quake...
Our sweet team is getting ready for Mobile Medical Clinics this coming week. Shelly, Pam, Christiana, Billy, Shawna, Alaina, Tanya, Jules, Debbie and Donnie, and of course, Kaeli, Rachael, and Oriol! We will be going to several villages! Pray for us! Blessings, Bobby and Sherry
We just had Donnie and Debbie Click arrive with a great team of volunteers. On Monday, we will all go to a total Voodoo village to have a Mobile Medical Clinic. Then, on Tuesday and Wednesday, we will be in Cotin having another Mobile Medical Clinic. Will be sending pictures later today. Sorry, I forgot...
We love "sharing what God gives us" with our other missionaries. When we first moved to Haiti, we were so, so poor. We had to buy food and could hardly afford very much to give to our feeding programs. It was such a struggle for many years, and everyone would say things about us here...
“Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy path.” Proverbs 3:5, 6 — One thing I learned a long time ago in the ministry, I don't depend upon logic or my human understanding. I trust in the...
These pictures just came in from Wilner, who is over our Agriculture Training Center (ATC). He is doing a great job with our two-year students. On October 16th, we have a special three-week course beginning at the ATC. This course will teach Haitians all about agriculture. I was over there this morning listening to him explain...
