David was the 7th child of his family, a family who could not care for “one more child.” A neighbor took him in for a while but finally decided she could not keep him any longer. The Department of Social Services took him in and then asked us to take[…]
This afternoon, Bobby and I were deeply touched when we were asked to come and meet with Pastor Luders, of our Love A Child Church and Pastor Jonas, President of the “League of Pastors.” They came and presented us a reward in deepest appreciation for sponsoring the Crusade at Gwo[…]
In the middle of all the chaos, gangs, kidnappings, economic collapse, and political unrest, we are planning for the future. We welcome Pastor Mark Ostrander to Haiti. He and his Haitian construction guys (the dream team) have been building our future housing for mission teams. We have not been able[…]
THE HARVEST IS RIPE! “Therefore said he unto them, The harvest truly is great, but the labourers are few: pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he would send forth labourers into his harvest.” Luke 10:2 Is the Lord calling you today? The harvest is ripe, but the[…]
Stephano came from parents who didn’t take care of him. His father abandoned him when he was born, and his mother had mental problems. Stephano is generally a Dominican name, so his parents might have both come from the Dominican Republic or both. Regardless, he was brought to us by[…]
I remember when our Love A Child land was donated to us (almost 100 acres); it was dry and dusty, had cacti everywhere, and you could hardly even walk on the land because there were thorns everywhere. Look what the Lord has done! When you add water and know how[…]
“Helping God Out” Sometimes, our problems seem so difficult that we may think that God has forgotten about us. That’s when we get into trouble by “trying to help God out.” Yes, we do all that’s possible and let God handle the “impossible,” but waiting on God is crucial. His[…]
Little Samuel is now 7 years old and in 2nd grade. He had been left in horrible condition… and his mother was not able to care for him. We took him in, bought clothes for him, and raised him with our big family! Samuel is always smiling and always missing[…]
When you are taught the right way how to grow vegetables, you can grow them almost anywhere. I’m so proud of Wilner and all of the ATC guys. God can give an abundance! This is their third trip this week to our children’s home. Sherry and I love to see[…]
There are four children in the Jeannot family… Julia, Yolande, Franceau, and Florence. They were our neighbors when we first moved to Haiti, and we lived up in the mountains. Their mother came by our gate almost every day. She was often sick, and we gave her food and medicine.[…]
