The abandoned baby that was left at our front gate a few weeks ago has been released from a two-week stay in the hospital. He is now at Love A Child recuperating. Guess what we are calling him? We will tell you tomorrow. Thank you so much for all of[…]
We just crossed the border of the Dominican Republic and Haiti. We are back home safely in our orphanage now. You don’t want to cross the border unless you have to, and it is an experience that you will never forget. Bobby
“And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” Galatians 6:9 – We will be crossing the Dominican Republic border back into Haiti today. Bobby and Sherry
Urgent prayer request: Robert and Durkje de Vries, two of our field missionaries, became grandparents today. Their son Pieter and his wife Camryn had their first baby early today. The baby began having seizures and was sent to another hospital. Please pray for this baby. Sherry
Sherry, Carlos, Randy, Maribel, Bill, Jeanie, Kitley, Philemon and I have spent all day in the batey (sugar cane workers town) here in the Dominican Republic. We are believing that the Lord will provide a piece of land to build a school to educate the poor Haitian children living in the[…]
“Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us.” Romans 8:37 – Remember, we are more than conquerors for Jesus! Please read and study Romans 8:35-39 today. A very powerful word! Bobby
Tomorrow we meet with the sugar cane field landowners about a school for the poor Haitian children living in the bateyes (sugar cane camps). Some of these landowners have schools on their properties. We are looking at a particular area of land in a batey that really needs a school.[…]
This weekend we are preparing camping tents, medical supplies, food for the poor, and much more to travel to the “regions beyond” with our volunteer team to the mountains of Savaan Pit. We take our teams into “tough areas” to heal the sick and share the Gospel. Blessings, Sherry
Today, we are in the Dominican Republic. Tomorrow is a critical day because we are trying to obtain land to build a school for the poor Haitian children that live in the bateyes (sugar cane camps). We are looking at two different locations tomorrow. The sugar cane owners do not[…]
“Defend the poor and fatherless: do justice to the afflicted and needy.” Psalm 82:3 – When we do these things for the poor, the Lord will bless you and me. Let me add one more thought. We must not help the poor thinking that we will be blessed, but we[…]
