This is young Moses. He started his life at the bottom of an outhouse, where his mother had given birth. A man heard his cries and pulled him from the outhouse and uncertain death. He was taken to a charity hospital and the staff notified us. We rescued him and brought him to our Love...
“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.” Matthew 5:16 — The Haitian people will glorify God, as they see the “good works” that we are showing them by giving them food and medical care. Thank you for letting your light...
By faith, each month we give out 2,160,000 meals. Feed My Starving Children donates this food, but we must pay the transportation cost for each 40-foot container, which is $10,000. This is our biggest burden to believe the Lord for $80,000 each month, that includes all the cost of getting it through Haiti’s Customs, and I...
This morning 71 organizations are coming for their monthly food to share with others all over Haiti. Our daughter, our Haitian children, Ken, Barb, Daniel and many of our Haitian staff are working hard to serve others. Sherry and me too! We are also serving homemade cake and all kinds of goodies for all of...
Kaeli Fletcher, one of our missionaries, worked with our older Love A Child girls, Julanne and Florence, to give out school supplies, backpacks, shoes, and more to all our Love A Child kids! It took all day! The children are happy that school starts on Monday, but not as happy as I am!! Ha! Sherry...
“And the Lord make you to increase and abound in love one toward another, and toward all men…” 1 Thessalonians 3:12 — This scripture tells us that our love for people will grow stronger as we spend time with the Lord. Like body builders exercise their muscles to get stronger, so we need to exercise our...
Here is a picture of Sherry, our daughter Julie, and me at 6:30 AM this morning in the old village of Le Tant, Haiti. Everyone lives in grass huts with mud floors. The children will steal your heart! Bobby and Sherry
The poor children in Haiti always suffer the most with malnutrition. Mountain children have to work hard like adults in order to survive. If they don't find something to sell, it will mean "no food" that night. Sadness, despair and emotional stress take over…especially for children who have lost one or two parents. Our prayer is...
“Fulfill ye my joy, that ye be likeminded, having the same love, being of one accord, of one mind.” Philippians 2:2 - Let us remember to stay like-minded in the mission God has given us. Let’s continue to show the love of God to the poor and starving people of Haiti. Love is something “WE”...
