Jackson was found during one of our Mobile Medical Clinics in the mountains. He had a HUGE belly, which was full of fluid due to his Kwashiorkor Malnutrition. He was having kidney failure! When we took him home to our Orphanage, the realization of his needs really hit us. His[…]
He’s an “On Time God!” We serve an “On Time God!” No matter if He’s “three days late,” He’s always on time! Don’t ever think, “He’s asleep in the boat,” because He knows exactly what is going on 24 hours a day! He’s got the storm “under control!” He never sleeps![…]
Mikael (Michael), is always up early, around 4:30 a.m., sweeping, cleaning, and watering the plants! He is always “looking for work,” to do! He eats like a “human garbage disposal!” ha! Like nearly all our children, his mother died in childbirth. Abandoned by his father, he would have died, but[…]
Sarah is one of our older girls, who is in college to be a beautician and nail tech! She is quite gifted!! She has one more year to go!! She and her brother, Joseph, have been with us since the ages of about 12 or 14 months. About two weeks ago,[…]
“Faith Without Works.” Praying is powerful! It is wonderful! But, sometimes you have to “feed on our prayers.” The Book of James teaches us, “If a brother or sister be naked, and destitute of daily food, and one of you say unto them, depart in peace, be ye warmed and[…]
Hannah was born in the mountains of Demesseau, Haiti. Her mother, like so many children’s mothers, died in childbirth. Pastor Emmanuel brought her to us. She was in poor health and suffering from malnutrition. Hannah is 19 now and in her last year of school. She is quiet and helpful. She[…]
Since the border is still closed and we cannot have our Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) meals come through the border, we’ll be purchasing a lot of rice, beans, and cooking oil to distribute to Haitian families. We’ll be traveling into some areas very hard to get to. You will be amazed when[…]
WHEN WILL THE END COME? In Matthew, Chapter 24, Jesus talks about the end of days. Wars, rumors of wars, nation shall rise against nation, famines, pestilences, earthquakes, deliver us up to be afflicted, we shall be hated of all nations for my name’s sake… the list goes on. “Iniquity[…]
“Foubi!” It’s the Haitian Creole word for “scrub!” It doesn’t mean “just pass the mop” and add a little “Mr. Clean” to the water, but it means “scrub hard!” When it comes to “scrubbing hard,” our Haitian kids know how to do this! It requires a lot of water and[…]
Love A Child travels to the impoverished village of Old Letant, where people live in hand-constructed mud huts, children run around without proper clothing, dust covering their malnourished bodies, and mothers desperately look for ways to provide for their families. Bobby shares his testimony, telling of God’s absolute goodness and[…]
