On Thursday while the Mobile Medical Clinic Team was still here in Haiti, they worked at our Malnutrition Clinic. They weighed and measured all the babies that were brought into the clinic. Each week about 200 babies are brought to the Malnutrition Center. In one part of the clinic, we have an OB/GYN[…]

“Be still, and know that I am God.” Psalm 46:10 — We attended a service by the great Kathryn Kuhlman years ago. Some of you may never have heard of her, but she was a woman with an amazing healing ministry. In her auditorium of thousands, it would be rare for anyone[…]

We are now in La Romana in the Dominican Republic with Rad and Sandra, our Love A Child Executive Directors, and other team members, along with David George and his team of 26. Tomorrow, we will have a Youth Outreach and Food Distribution in the sugar cane camps (also called[…]

Thank you for sharing your food with the hungry children of Haiti. These children are eating a big meal each day because you helped send food to them. God bless our friends at Hope For Life Children’s Home. The job of feeding thousands of hungry children cannot be done alone. We don’t care[…]

There have been many comments on our Facebook page that Haitians are NOT being deported—but THEY ARE. Immigration agents said they are doing this “slowly,” but we saw through our bus window a truck full of Haitians rounded up by the Dominican Republic Police waiting at the border. The Haitians, who[…]

Our wonderful Mobile Medical Clinic team that served in Despeezo left for the States this morning. They did an A-Plus job! Today we have Kaeli, our Love A Child Intern, along with Julanne, one of our Haitian children with us in the Dominican Republic. We will meet Rad and Sandra,[…]

Jesus said, “Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.” Mark 16:15 “They shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover.” Mark 16:18 – This week in our Mobile Medical Clinic, we saw a miracle. A lady, who had come before with a[…]

We are finally safe at our little boutique hotel in an old colonial town in the Dominican Republic. By the way, the eight hour one-way bus ride trip from Haiti to Santo Domingo was only $10.00!  It was our first and last time going that way! The Haitians loved it![…]

We are off the bus and now in a taxi. I don’t think the driver reads Spanish; he doesn’t stop for the stop signs! Kaeli and Julanne are with us. Bobby

Yes, we are still on the bus in bumper to bumper traffic, but we are finally in Santo Domingo! Tomorrow on to La Ramona! Bobby and Sherry