I am sorry that I have not posted an update until now, but Sherry and I have been so busy today! Since 3:00 o’clock this morning things have been hectic, as we are trying to take care of a multitude of problems that have just popped up today–and that I[…]
The Bible says, “Ask, and it shall be given to you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you.” Luke 11:9 – Remember the story of the little widow woman who would not give up asking the judge until he granted her request. (Luke 18:4-8)[…]
We welcome Jesse Ostrander to Haiti today! He is here to help the Haitian workers put the roof on our new Malnutrition Center. Today also happens to be Jesse’s birthday. HAPPY BIRTHDAY JESSE! Jesse is a “chip off his father’s block.” His dad is Mark Ostrander, and both of these[…]
Today, David and Angie George, Carlos, our attorney, contractor, and also the pastor all signed the contract for the first Love A Child Church to be built in the Dominican Republic! In two days, construction will begin in the mountain top village called Peyi Pouri! David George and his friends[…]
We want to thank all of our wonderful Love A Child partners for making it possible for hundreds of starving children in Haiti to have food to eat each day. We know that you sacrifice to help us pay for this food to be shipped from the States to Haiti. It[…]
Sherry and I woke up this morning here in Haiti thinking this is Monday! Thank the Lord we are alive, well and able to do something for Him today. This day does not belong to Satan, but to the Lord! We will bless the poor together. “This is the day[…]
Once again, we want to thank the Joyce Meyer Ministries—Hand of Hope Team for the wonderful Mobile Medical Clinics they conducted in several poor areas of Haiti this past week. This team of 30 health care professionals, in partnership with 20 Haitians, and one more Haitian doctor—51 in all—gave medical aid to[…]
“The ox is in the ditch.” It is Sunday, but there are hundreds of hungry children all throughout Haiti. Our Love A Child boys just jumped on the truck to help deliver food to three poor villages. A Haitian Creole Proverb…”Hunger in the stomach is not sweet.” Sherry
This is “Galencia.” Each day, she and her family struggle to find food. She lives in the very poor area called Mon Cabrit (Goat Mountain). She grinds manioc every day to make cassava, which is made with flour and manioc. She is from a large family and most times, this is[…]
Bobby and I have lived in Haiti for 23 years and during that time we have seen a lot of missionaries, or so called missionaries come and go. We have come to believe that those who left Haiti were not committed to a “total surrender.” The ones we thought “would make it,”[…]
