This little cutie always has a big smile on his face. This is Joshua, a little “thrown away” baby, left at the front of our gate. He was severely malnourished, covered with sores, and “left to die.” He could not sit or even crawl! How could anyone do this to[…]
Unannounced, I paid a visit to my six little friends in the Malnutrition Center today. These six babies are living, breathing, growing, and soon-to-be-walking marvels of God’s grace. Starving, severely malnourished, and on the brink of death, these little people were close to having their lives numbered in days. But[…]
It was just a few years ago that Madamn Alcee came to our Jesus Healing Center with her young teen-aged son, Djonsly, her only child! His eyeball was hanging out of his head! Madamn Alcee had begun to notice that his eye had been protruding out, but when it came[…]
When God rejected Saul reigning over Israel as king… He told Samuel the prophet “Fill thine horn with oil, and go, I will send thee to Jesse the Bethlehemite: for I have provided me a king among his sons.” 1 Samuel 16: 1 “But the Lord said unto Samuel, look[…]
Our sweet little Kenzy is probably the sweetest kid in our Children’s Home! His father died before he was born and his mother died during childbirth. A Haitian Pastor brought us a small, sickly and “close-to-death” child. We found out that he had “sickle-cell anemia,” and has to be under[…]
Children are a gift from God. I love watching the sea of kids flowing in the front gate every morning on their way to school. Dressed for success in their Love A Child uniforms, the yellow swarm floods the compound with joy, laughter, and life. I especially love to watch[…]
Here is Jesse Ostrander with Wilner and the Agricultural Training Center (ATC) guys at our garden and over at Gwo Maché Mirak (Grand Miracle Market). The Haitians are able to sell their vegetables and support their families the best they can. The Love A Child Agricultural Training Center teaches Haitians[…]
Love A Child travels to the village of Mon Sèl, a desolate and barren village. Your heart will be touched as you witness a family describe their loss and heartbreak. Having watched their mother die suddenly and without warning, the family has struggled to survive without her. The patriarch of[…]
“The Cry of the Poor” I know what it is to be poor. I grew up in a family of five children with an alcoholic father, but with a devout Christian mother. She was an example to all of us kids by her love, faithfulness, and giving. With her little check each[…]
Daniella is now 19. She and her twin brother, Daniel, were supposed to be triplets. But at the time they were born, there were a lot of problems in Haiti… Some men with guns were on the streets, and some of them blocked access to the General Hospital in Port-au-Prince.[…]
