Sherry and I left Haiti this morning, traveling by car to the Santo Domingo Airport. We just landed in Miami on our way to North Carolina, landing in Raleigh at midnight. We will return to Haiti this coming week. Our hearts and prayers go out for all the families in North Carolina, Florida, Georgia, South...
The kids have always called her “krapo,” which means frog because she has big eyes! (Nicknames for Haitian children are common and the kids don't get offended by it!) She and her two siblings were brought to us by her aunt. We were told that her parents were trying to reach the U.S. by “Haitian...
Two days ago, you wouldn’t have thought this was the same boy! Jackson’s blood pressure was high, and he was vomiting. The doctors wanted him to have complete bed rest all day long so they could determine how he was doing. Two nurses from our Birthing Center had to take turns with him checking his...
Bobby and Sherry embark on a perilous journey to the remote village of Port Glacie, where they must cross a vast lake by boat to bring desperately needed food to the community. In this isolated village, they hear the heartbreaking stories of children whose struggles intensify as the turmoil in Haiti worsens. With gangs taking...
“The Kindness of God...” II Samuel Chapter 9: "We serve a loving God, who wants to take care of the poor. He uses His children to do this..." In II Samuel, we read about David again. He has already won many battles and God is getting ready to bless him even more. His enemy, Saul,...
We first heard about Lovely through a lady named, “Mdm. Cheap Cheap!” (Maybe some of you who have been to Haiti know of her or have bought Haitian items from her.) She had told us about a baby that had been abandoned, and one of her parents had a disease that was not treatable at that...
On Tuesday, we started feeding 273 hungry prisoners daily in Anse-a-Veau. Our outstanding Love A Child team in the south of Haiti prepared and served them a nutritious, hot meal. Because of the lack of government intervention combined with supply routes being cut off by gangs in Port-au-Prince, these and many other prisons have prisoners...
“Our God of the second chance…” Ever feel discouraged about “something you missed” in life? Have you thought about things that did not go as well as you expected? That marriage, that job, that college career? Your health? Maybe it was a “hidden sin” in your life, or something you really messed up? Let’s look...
Love is something you do! Mon Plezi received 43,200 Feed My Starving Children meals this morning, and around 200 children were cooked a hot delicious meal. Yum! It was a great day! Thank you for making a difference! Enjoy the pictures… Bobby and Sherry
Rodna is 14 years old! Her mother died when she was just a toddler. Her father had to borrow money for her mother’s funeral. When her father could not pay, the man he borrowed from kidnapped the older children. We sent one of our workers to pay the ransom, but the kidnapper never returned with...
