“Withhold not good from them to whom it is due, when it is in the power of thine hand to do it. Say not unto thy neighbor, go, and come again, and to morrow I will give; when thou hast it by thee.” Proverbs 3:27-28 Solomon wrote the Book of Proverbs. A book of wisdom from the wisest man...
Haitians love the “Feed My Starving Children” food. They call it, “Ti pa nou,” which means, “a little for us!” The Haitians love this food! We try to share what we little have because the country is hungry. To brighten up their day, we brought in hula hoops (a while back), and the kids are...
This is our Love A Child church here on the property. All faiths come. I remember when we started with 10 people, with palm branches for a roof! We looked around this morning, and everyone is dressed so nicely. Haitians honor the house of the Lord. At one time here, no one hardly had shoes...
“Who Really is Your Neighbor?” What a great story the Master told to the lawyer, who tried to tempt Jesus. He asked, “What shall I do to inherit eternal life?” Jesus replied, “What is written in the Law?” The lawyer replied, “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all...
Esther is now in her last and toughest grade in Haiti, “Philo.” Her sister is Widlene and both little ones were brought to me by their mother many years ago, right outside our home gate, in Haiti. Her mother, Madamn Jesula, had knocked on our gate, hoping to give up her two children “because she...
We were blessed to have the privilege of feeding hungry children in the village of Letant today. Some of our older children were there, along with Philemond… it was a great time! These children enjoyed a hot meal of “Feed My Starving Children,” food! The only other “meal” they will have is a small cup...
“Dangerous Faith…” It’s only “dangerous” to the devil! Back in the 50s, there was a great man of God named “Jack Coe.” Whether you believe in divine healing or not doesn’t matter to those who were healed… many of whom were elderly women. Jack Coe believed that “God would heal” anyone of anything! He was...
Her name is Jessica, but her nickname is Ada. We were told that both her parents died in a boat headed to the States. Her aunt cared for her and her siblings but came to a time when she could no longer care for them. Jessica has “grown up” overnight. She is now 17, is...
Officially hurricane season started June 1st. Down here in Haiti and the Caribbean area, during the months of August and September, things really heat up. It really doesn’t take a hurricane to hit; just the rains cause flash floods destroying many family homes (huts). We just gave out all of our last emergency supplies to...
Children in Haiti do what it takes to survive. They often work alongside their parents, helping their family in any way they can, while trying to ignore the pains of hunger. Parents must watch on in agony, unable to improve the situation they are living through. Love A Child travels to these remote villages delivering...
