School Shoes Needed: Black dress school shoes are always needed here in Haiti. Many times, a company will sell out or lower the cost of shoes that are no longer in style. Perhaps you could find a good price for shoes at the Dollar Store, Wal-Mart, or other large retail stores. We need[…]
Baby Elijah, who was abandoned about three months ago in front of our gate here at Love A Child, was sent home from a Haitian hospital Sunday afternoon. He continues to have major seizures and is in critical condition. We have found a doctor here in Haiti who will do[…]
“And by chance there came down a certain priest that way: and when he saw him, he passed by on the other side. And likewise a Levite, when he was at the place, came and looked on him, and passed by on the other side.” Luke 10: 31-32 – Let[…]
Baby Elijah has been in the Haitian Hospital Bernard Mevs for about a week suffering with seizures. He is on the list for a hydrocephalus operation, with 50 other babies – and his is scheduled for Oct 25th. Our doctor has said that he cannot wait that long because his seizures are causing brain[…]
We welcome Rad Hazelip, our Assistant Executive Director of Love A Child, who will arrive in Haiti today. He is here to help Pete Roberts from Harrison Poultry, Inc. with Love A Child’s Chicken Co-op Program. They will be teaching the Haitians about caring for and raising chickens. Helping Haitians[…]
“When the enemy shall come in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord shall lift up a standard against him.” Isaiah 59:19 – We all have enemies, some of them we can’t see such as fear or sadness, but we have a God who is ready to “lift up[…]
Today we welcome Pete and Denise Roberts from Harrison Poultry, Inc. in Georgia. Pete has worked with chickens for 50 years. He is here to help start the Haitians off on the right foot on how to raise chickens for their Haitian Chicken Co-op Program. Pete knows more about chickens[…]
There is a big difference between a desire and having a true calling to be a missionary. If we only have the desire, then when it gets hot, everything goes bad, and voodoo powers are all around us, one may weaken. When money is tight, there is death, starvation and[…]
It is just now getting quiet (thank you Jesus) after the big “Birthday Bash” here at our orphanage. We celebrated “three months of birthdays” that we got behind on, and also lots of kids who made “highest grades” in their classes. It was loud, noisy and lots of fun. The[…]
This morning, the first 500 one-day-old chicks arrived at the Chicken Co-op here in Haiti! Thank you to Mike Welch, Larry, and our friends at the USAPEEC International Poultry Development Program. Very soon the Haitian people who are working in the Chicken Co-op Program will be able to put hundreds[…]
