“If I Can Find Just Ten…” Living in Haiti brings a lot of emotions… When we first moved to Haiti over 30 years ago, it was a “different Haiti.” But, since Facebook, iPhones, etc., life has become “worse for the poor” and “better for the gangs.” I used to be[…]
Betina, now age 12, is turning into a beautiful young girl who still loves dolls! That’s the thing I love about the Haitian people and children: they “never grow up!” They are always childlike in their nature. Betina doesn’t like sports as much as she likes “being a girl!” She[…]
The report from Santo Domingo is a good one. Jackson has been cleared to go back to Haiti. Job will get the stitches out of his leg on Monday, and we are hoping he will also be cleared to go back. Today is the first day in the last two[…]
In this episode, step into the “day in the life” of our extraordinary orphanage, where every day unfolds as a testament to the transformative power of love and compassion. Uncover the story that illuminates the inspiration behind our mission and our steadfast commitment to providing support that extends beyond childhood.[…]
Our Prayer for the Poor in Haiti We moved to Haiti on July 1st, 1991. We found the Haitian people to be strong, resilient, and always happy, laughing and joking… but the sound of laughter has been replaced with fear and hunger. Haiti has been suffering at the hands of[…]
SAFETY IN COUNSEL: We are thankful for the Love A Child Board of Directors. Our board meeting went well today. A full report was given, and we are strong. The Lord has been good. Thank you to all our partners who make it possible to help the children and people of[…]
Sometimes, we may think that our giving is not doing much or “that the sacrifice is too great.” Forget about the gangs and turmoil in Haiti for a moment, and let’s talk about “what a difference you are making with your sacrificial giving.” This is “baby Guilna.” She is 16[…]
The power of thine hand: “Withhold not good from them to whom it is due, when it is in the power of thine to do it. Say not unto thy neighbour, Go, and come again, and to morrow I will give; when thou hast it by thee.” (Proverbs 3: 27)[…]
Sweet little Kenzy Chery is seven, but he’s like a little old man! Kenzy’s mother died when he was born, and his father died before that. A Haitian Pastor brought him to us full of sores, and with severe malnutrition. Kenzy had been abandoned when that Haitian Pastor brought him[…]
We are facing our darkest hour in Haiti but the sun will shine again! Sherry and I will be with our Love A Child board members this evening having dinner. Tomorrow will be our board meeting. All the board loves the people and children of Haiti. They are full of[…]
