Recently, we wrote about the need to replace the 11-year-old original water pump, which had failed and fallen into the bottom of the well that gives water to the Miracle Village Family Gardens and the Agricultural Training Center (ATC). We were finally able to get the new replacement pump (a[…]
Leaving Santo Domingo We could not make it across the border on the Dominican Republic side into Haiti. We are heartbroken not being with our orphan children at Christmas. God’s plan is bigger than ours. We have plans now to enter in January. This will be Plan C! Our plane[…]
God’s law of sowing and reaping… “… He which soweth sparingly shall reap also sparingly; and he which soweth bountifully shall reap also bountifully. Every man according as he purposeth in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity: for God loveth a cheerful giver. And God is able to make all grace abound toward you;[…]
We were told about a young mother with many children who was going to have to “leave her baby at the hospital” because she could not afford another child. When I found this out, I went to talk to her. She begged me to take the baby when he was[…]
Because of the gangs and the political problems in Haiti, Sherry and I have never seen hunger this rampant in all the years we have worked here. Haiti is in a “food crisis.” When we see the little children hungry, some days it’s unbearable. Each box of Feed My Starving[…]
Bobby and Sherry journey to the distant village of Bwa Pen Charles. Witness the incredible effort of the villagers, including the children, who spent an entire morning clearing a rocky riverbed path that had been flooded the night before. This hard work allowed the Love A Child team to pass[…]
“Who Is Your Real Enemy?” I am sure you have had this happen in your life a time or two. You are finally able to talk to a “real person” on the phone about your problem, but they couldn’t care less. Instead of helping you, they are aggravating you. You[…]
I have never met such a sweet, kind, and humble child like Jonas. We were actually doing a TV program when we saw a little boy, who looked like he was six or seven, out in the heat of the sun, working with grown men. He had a heavy, long[…]
More good news. Last week, the Love A Child (LAC) office sent the money to purchase a new 4×4 heavy-duty food truck in Haiti. The dealership is building a box on the back of the truck to hide the food as we travel down the road. We have not been[…]
I love doing mobile clinics in Haiti and “the regions beyond.” It has been hard to have the Mobile Clinics because when we buy medicines, we have to buy them from Port au Prince and it is hard to get the medicines through the gang areas. But now, we have[…]
