Thank you partners, for your desire to help with the Christmas toys for the children. We suggest for the little girls (ages 2-12) inexpensive dolls, which we prefer black, but white is fine too. For the older girls, small mirrors, lip gloss, scarves, inexpensive perfume and bracelets. For the boys[…]
David Livingstone was probably the greatest missionary ever to work in Africa. Right before he died while he was bleeding profusely, he got out of bed, got on his knees, folded his hands and said, “For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain.” His heart and[…]
Christmas toys are needed for children in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. If you would like to help, please send toys to our Love A Child office at the address below during the month of OCTOBER. Timing is critical, because our 40-foot container will leave for Haiti the first week[…]
“An Empty Sack Cannot Stand.” This is a Haitian Creole Proverb that means, “When you are hungry, you cannot stand, think, work or learn.” School children cannot learn on an empty stomach, they need food. Thank you partners for feeding so many thousands of children each day. These children attend[…]
The real blessings of the Lord come when we open our hearts to the “cry of the poor.” These precious children go to Christian Light School here in Haiti. Imagine how happy they are to receive this nourishing meal when they come to school each day. This is why we[…]
Jesus told the young lawyer two things that you must do to inherit eternal life. I gave you the scripture from Luke 10:27 yesterday morning. The last part of the scripture says that we should love our neighbor as thyself. The lawyer asked, “Who is our neighbor?” Please read Luke[…]
Here is an update on Elijah from Barbara MacMannis our Jesus Healing Center Medical Administrator. “Our visit with Elijah found him with a fever again. They said it started today, and they have decided to put him on a second antibiotic. They have also decided to externalize the abdominal portion[…]
We are on the home stretch of finishing “Gwo Mache Mirak,” or the Grand Miracle Market, here in Fond Parisien. This is a Sustainability Project for the Haitian people. A big thanks goes to Jesse Ostrander! He is working as the construction project manager in place of his father, Mark[…]
School children in Haiti are going home with a package of hope in their arms! This nourishing food is donated to us each month by Feed My Starving Children. Love A Child’s partners, friends, and you sponsor this food to come all the way from Minnesota to Miami, then by[…]
These little children live in one of the poorest areas of Haiti, the Northwest. Years ago, we built a school in Mole Saint Nicolas. I remember traveling through the Northwest area, which is a dry and barren land, the worst I had ever seen in Haiti. These are some of[…]
