These are some of our Love A Child older children, who have a “dream” of attaining a college degree. Davidson, Stanley, Kidney, Kenson, Jonas, Jean Edward, Pistache, James, Bianca, Daniella, Sarah, Lomene, Fabienne, Widlene, Esther, Lovely, and Jean Gardy. Roselyne is in the Dominican Republic, taking care of Yonel after his[…]
(Warning: Graphic Photo) Frandy Merand is a young man, age 24, and the father of two children. He lives with his family in the village of Fond Bayard. He was getting ready to go to work when he noticed swelling in his leg and thigh. He went immediately to his[…]
“In God’s Time… Not Your Time…” Do you ever notice how we try to “put God in a box,” and ask Him to do things “when we want it, and how we want it?” He never forgets our earnest prayers, but we run out of patience. The Bible says, “But when[…]
We are so proud of all our Love A Child kids. Even though they have been raised in an orphanage, they just always felt that they were in a “big family!” We first saw Lomene when she was a little girl working for two large families. Little was known about[…]
Dumolia is in college in Jamaica [and working hard] in order to get accepted into a medical college. She has been quite stressed out. But, she “took charge” of the situation, asked God for help, and made a high grade!! She was so happy; she was almost in tears! This[…]
We had another load of solar panels come in from Port-au-Prince now for a total of 1,184. DigitalKap Solar, which is putting in our solar, has containers on the ocean with lithium batteries, inverters, etc., right now heading this way from America. They must go through the Dominican Republic and[…]
“A Double Portion” We are living in the last days. We have heard this from our parents and pastors. We have read about it in God’s Word! We used to have churches that were filled with the spirit of the Lord. In those days, if a non-Christian walked in, he[…]
As a farmer, Mr. Augustine had anxiously awaited the birth of his child. With no midwife around, the mother gave birth in a mud hut and then died. The baby’s father brought him to us. We called him “Job!” Job is sweet, quiet, and hardworking. He rises early, cleans his[…]
We love Wilner, the Director of our ATC, and all the workers and students in our ATC program. Helping Haitians to help themselves! He calls me “Big Boss” … Missionary Bobby Burnette P.S. Wilner is teaching himself English, so please excuse some of the translation in his latest message shared[…]
In this week’s episode, your heart will break as you witness a defeated mother explain the agony of not being able to provide for her children. A disabled father laments that despite working hard all day long, it is never enough to combat the pains of hunger his family faces.[…]
