“He’s Always on Time.” In talking about the Lord, someone once told me, “He may not come when you want Him to, but He’s always on time!” How true that is! Our time means nothing to the God of the universe. We may be praying, “Hurry up God!” But God has[…]
Lovely was abandoned by her parents when she was about five months old. It is believed that her mother died, and her father did not want the responsibility of caring for her. A lady who sold “tourist items,” named “Madamn Cheap Cheap,” brought her to us. We took her in.[…]
This sweet Love A Child worker is Mr. Chenet. He lives in Miracle Village but has a job working for Love A Child, sweeping the pavers and keeping them clean! Before the 2010 earthquake, he was a witch doctor! After the earthquake had struck, many families, like his, lived in[…]
“God is Always There.” Years ago, we had brought a team in from the States to do a Mobile Clinic. We had gone to Savann Pit, to the mountains. When we were packing up and getting ready to go, the old man (who was like the papa of the area),[…]
Yesterday evening, we got the scare of our life! We thought that Ti Mika (one of our young, teenage girls) had run into little Joshua with her scooter! The kids got some of these scooters for Christmas and they have been driving them on the basketball court area! Ti Mika[…]
Aged and hungry elderly came from afar in South Haiti to receive rice, beans, and oil to last them many days. Thank you to our friends for your prayers and support to make this happen. Matt. 25:35-40. Thank you, Hubert and your team with Love A Child, for all your[…]
Those living in Boulay, Haiti have a dangerous life living in a volatile riverbed. When storms come, flash floods wreak havoc on their lives, they must pick up whatever they can and flee at the first sound of rushing water. Over the summer, a particularly violent flash flood tore through[…]
BE NOT WEARY IN WELL DOING… “And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” (Galatians 6:9) God has seasons. Read Ecclesiastes 3:1-15. Do you ever feel like giving up? Do you grow tired of helping others? Here in Haiti,[…]
Bianca was just a young girl when she and her two siblings came to stay with us. We were told by her aunt that their parents had taken a small boat from Cape Haitian to travel to the U.S. We knew the children were in great need, so we took[…]
The border has been open for commerce. Americans can also come and go now. Haitians are still not allowed to travel; their visas have been frozen, which they already paid for. Good news! In January, we have seven Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) 40-foot containers being shipped to the Dominican[…]
