Faith produces! The Lord spoke to my heart several years ago a very powerful thought… Faith is not something you just talk about, faith is something you do! Love is not something you just talk about, but love is something you do!! A lot of people can talk the talk,[…]
Jackson is doing well for a young teenage boy who is on dialysis every night! We met Jackson while conducting a Mobile Medical Clinic in the mountains of Savaan Pit, Haiti. He had such severe Kwashiorkor malnutrition that his belly was swollen and huge. His face, hands, and feet were swollen.[…]
PTL! Sherry just had her last back therapy appointment and is doing very well. Thank you for your prayers! Sherry has been wrapping Christmas presents every day for the children of Haiti. Our friend of many years, Joe Hurston of “Air Mobile Ministries,” will be flying down a plane load[…]
Your 24-Hour Security Guard… What do you have to fear in your life? Living in Haiti for over 30 years has taught us a lot, but we are still learning. Our property has an Orphanage, Christian School, Medical Clinic, Malnutrition Clinic, Birthing Center, Food Distribution Center, and several other buildings.[…]
This little sweetie is growing up fast! Ginyia is now 9 years old and going into 4th grade! (I thought she was ten, but the room mother told me she was nine.) Her chores are “babysitting little Zoey and Zachary,” cleaning her room, and anything else the moms ask her[…]
The Agricultural Training Center guys were harvesting leafy beautiful vegetables this morning. Can you tell me which vegetables these are? Delicious! The children and everyone loves these fresh vegetables. Wilner Excil does an excellent job with his crew and students. They all have a green thumb! This land was dry[…]
Widelene, one of our older girls, is in Professional Cooking School. But she is a great help to us when we are gone, watching over the children. She told them to sit down and write about “what they are thankful for,” “all the blessings and good wishes to us and[…]
The dangers in Haiti are escalating and with the gangs controlling many major roads, there is no way to get food and supplies to those in need. Your heart will break as a mother recounts her story; she knows the pain of abandonment, loss, and hunger. Despite her struggles, she[…]
There have been many times in Haiti when we had to resist the “spirit of fear.” There have been times when we were in roadblocks or driving junk vehicles up and down steep mountains, with bad breaks or bad tires… simply because we had no money to get them fixed.[…]
We first discovered Lomene when she was very, very young, under ten. She was in a village washing clothes by hand and cooking for a large family. We realized she was a restavek. (The word “restavek” means “to stay with.”) This is a child who would go to live with[…]
