Our sweetie Dimilia, from our Love A Child Orphanage, is getting ready to have her third surgery at the Shriners Hospital in Maine. She suffered severe burns at the age of four when a pot of boiling cornmeal fell on her. She must fly to Portland, Maine and meet up with her host family who will take her back and forth for her medical appointments. We believe we can get the entire round trip airfare for $499. We need someone to sponsor her trip. Please call our office at 239-210-6107 and let Shar or Rad know that you want to help with Dimilia’s travel expenses. God bless. Sherry

Today is the opening day of our Grand Miracle Market Office. Hundreds are lined up and the lines run from outside the gate to the porch area. Everyone is filling out applications for a booth and there will also be interviews throughout the day. This is an overwhelming success! Special thanks to the Metro Management Team for doing such a great job of putting all this together! Sherry

“This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.” Psalm 118:24

This is Monday and I will be glad and rejoice in it! No matter what may come our way today we will not fear for the Lord is with us. Though we walk through the valley of the shadow of death or go to the mountaintop, we will rejoice because this day belongs to the Lord. Bobby

Tomorrow morning our Grand Miracle Market offices will open and start accepting applications from people who want to sell in the market, which opens in September. We are very excited! Meet the Metro Management Team of Villy, Orio and Saralla who will be managing the market. The Lord has given us the right people to manage our Grand Miracle Market. A special thanks goes to Jentezen Franklin who, as of this month, has given his commitment of $1,000,000 to build the marketplace. Thank you Open Hand Ministries for providing interest-free micro-loans to help Haitian families start their own business in the new marketplace. Bobby

When Jesus had taken the five loaves and the two fishes, he looked up to heaven, and blessed it, and they that did eat of the loaves were about five thousand men. When they were all done eating they took up twelve baskets full of the fragments, and of the fishes.

The Lord gave me this thought early this morning… God has more miracles than we have needs. Take some time today to read the story of the five loaves and the two fishes in Mark 6:35-44. Bobby

David George and his team worked very hard ministering to 1,500 teens at a big youth rally in the Dominican Republic. It was held in a huge basketball park. The governor and the mayor of the city supported this youth outreach program. Carlos is doing such a great job! What a harvest of souls this week, praise the Lord! Bobby and Sherry

This fall, we will open another Love A Child School in the village of old Le Tant. These poor children are mostly naked, barefoot and uneducated. We will start with the smallest children, and then add a grade each year. God bless our friend David George and all of his partners who have made this possible, Bobby and Sherry

We have more bad news about Baby Elijah. He has now been diagnosed as hydrocephalic or a “water head baby.”  This is among his other complications. He really needs a miracle. Sherry

Yesterday, David George and his team along with Carlos held an Outreach Program there. The team did another distribution of school backpacks and gave out rice and bean meals that were donated by Feed My Starving Children to Love A Child. Thanks also to World Vision for their donation of shoes. It is awesome when everyone works together! Sherry

“I was in prison, and ye visited me.” Matthew 25:36

The spirit of God fell mightily as David George ministered in one of the prisons in the Dominican Republic. The team of over 30 passed out Bibles as well as new tennis shoes that were given to us by World Vision. They visited schools and passed out 1,000 new backpacks. Today, they will distribute food to the poor. They also held Youth Services in the areas they visited. Special thanks to Carlos and we thank David and all of those who helped make this great outreach possible. Bobby