Jackson, Philemond, and Phanise, Jackson’s nurse, are now on the road to Santo Domingo to meet with Jesse Ostrander. This evening Jackson will have a blood test then tomorrow four more doctor appointments. Jackson is doing very well. He told us this morning he feels great and has plenty of[…]
Have you ever felt that way? Being unable to pay your bills is bad enough, but what happens when you get “bad news” on top of that? Maybe you just found out that your loved one was only given 6 months to live, needs an operation and you have no[…]
Life Lesson Part One: Many of you know the story of Moses and how his pregnant mother decided she did not want another child. So when she began to give birth, she went to a Haitian outhouse. She dropped her baby down into the filthy hole and left. A poor[…]
Jackson will be traveling tomorrow with his nurse Phanise and his driver Philimond to Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. On Thursday Jackson has 4 doctor appointments and one appointment on Friday. He will be meeting with the kidney dialysis specialist among others. When they leave tomorrow for our Children’s[…]
Recently we were contacted by a group operating an agriculture and gardening training project many miles north of us in the area around Hinche. The group, HaitiLEVE (Stand Up Haiti), asked us to participate with them in their agricultural training because of what they were seeing on the internet about[…]
“Well done, good and faithful servant; thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things.” Matthew 25:23 Until we learn to be faithful in a few things, the Lord cannot exalt us to be a ruler over many things. Everyone wants to start[…]
Bianca is now 19. We have had her and her three siblings since they were very young. Their aunt brought them to us from Cap-Haïtien, begging us to take them in… and we did. Bianca has always been a quiet child. She spends lots of her time studying. She has[…]
We have just received a communication from a long-time donor regarding a “Matching Gift Challenge” due to the severe conditions and humanitarian needs here in Haiti. The donor wishes to remain anonymous but makes a challenge to our donors that he will match “dollar for dollar,” up to $95,000! This[…]
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved.” John 3:16-17 John 3:16 is the first scripture that I ever heard[…]
That’s our little sweetie, Kenzy. To describe this little guy, I would say, “He is like an old man in the body of a child!” Kenzy’s father died before his mother, so Kenzy was abandoned. A Haitian pastor brought him to us, full of sores, a skinny little “runt,” of[…]
