God bless our friend Diddi at “Mission Haiti Helping Kids” who is doing wonderful work with Haitian children. Also, God bless Feed My Starving Children for donating this wonderful and delicious food for the children all over Haiti. We also thank you, our precious partners, for sponsoring these meals to[…]
“Is it not to deal thy bread to the hungry, and that thou bring the poor that are cast out to thy house?” Isaiah 58:7 – The “rich man” in the Bible was never concerned that there were poor adults and children starving to death all around him. It is[…]
A hungry child doesn’t mind “eating with her fingers.” This is one of our school children in the mountains. (Many times the children forget and take our spoons home so we are constantly short of spoons.) However, these children don’t mind using their fingers. They had “nothing” to eat before they[…]
“Be ye steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord.” 1 Corinthians 15:58 – Please know that all you do for the Lord is not in vain. Keep going forward and don’t give up! […]
This morning, we distributed 428,976 meals to other missionaries and organizations that came to Love A Child to receive food. We love partnering with other missionaries because “Youn sel dwet pa kapab manje kalalou. ” “You can’t eat okra with just one finger, it takes the whole hand.” In the[…]
Keeping up with the orphanage is hard enough, but when you have “bad hair days” it is much harder! Ha! These are some of our little cuties…Betina and Natalie. Sherry
The most fragile ages of children in Haiti are five and under. They are the ones who suffer the most from malnutrition. In most larger families, the “father and older boys” eat first as they are the ones working in the fields, and then the remaining food trickles down to[…]
When someone in the States holds up a sign saying, “I’ll work for food.” Sometimes, we are worried about giving them money because they want the money and won’t “work for food.” Here in Haiti the poor peasants work hard each day building a road through the mountains by hand. […]
There are no video games, Wii’s, or laptops here at the orphanage this morning. It’s just fun to be kids and use “Play-Doh” again! Christmas vacation will soon be starting and we have LOTS of children. That means, “time to work” and “time to play!” Sherry
Sherry flew back to Haiti yesterday. I had to leave at 5:15 AM yesterday to fly to Raleigh, NC for the funeral of a very dear friend Helen Thompson. We love all of her family. Today, I fly to Miami where I will stay overnight and fly to Haiti tomorrow. […]
