Looking at Noah, you see an adorable, sturdy, tough-looking little guy. You would normally think that his mother died in childbirth and we took him in… But, that was not the case. We had not planned on taking in any more children until our security guard at the front gate[…]
Natural disasters devastated Kawouk, Haiti, but Love A Child is feeding and building houses for hundreds of homeless. 167 families represent 500 people who are receiving rice, beans, and cooking oil for the next three weeks because of Love A Child. Kawouk is rejoicing for this miracle of provision. Thank[…]
The Lord told King Jehoshaphat, “Be not afraid nor dismayed by reason of this great multitude; for the battle is not yours, but God’s.” 2 Chronicles 20:15 This morning, I feel within my heart that many of you are facing a battle in your life. The battle may be great, but God is greater! Today,[…]
We are working overtime in Haiti, packing and labeling medicines and getting ready for another Mobile Clinic. It has been “very tough” this past year, trying to get downtown Port-au-Prince to buy medicines for our Jesus Healing Center and the Birthing Center. Since the gangs had taken over many places, that means that our[…]
God can turn your setback into a “comeback!” Have you ever heard the saying, “two steps forward and three steps back?” Maybe you have worked so hard at something only to find out that it has “backfired.” You had great plans, but now the plans have failed, and you feel[…]
House# 63 is for the Michel family. Mr. Michelangelo has a vegetable garden, and his wife sells in the Market. In spite of the country being dysfunctional because of the gangs, Love A Child is feeding and providing houses for the earthquake victims of the south of Haiti! We have[…]
“Boast not thyself of tomorrow; for thou knows not what a day may bring forth.” – Proverbs 27:1 When Bobby and I first moved to Haiti, we rented a house on top of a very steep mountain. It was called “Mountain Noire,” or “Black Mountain.” When it rained, you could[…]
When you have this many kids and this many birthdays, you have a lot of laughter, a lot of fun, and a lot of competition. This month, we celebrated the birthdays of Ti Samuel, Jonas, Joshua, Esther, Bianca, Raphael, Anna, Rebecca, Colin, and Job! Haitian children love to sing, dance, and[…]
The couple who lived on top of the “mountain” in Covant (Bel Fontaine) were members of our Love A Child Church there. A Haitian woman died of “child-birth fever,” and so the Haitian Pastor brought him to us and asked if we could take him in. There were four other[…]
Here is Pastor Ostrander today with part of his construction crew working on a new wing for future teams coming to Haiti!! We have not had teams come now for over two years due to the problems and dangers in Haiti. But we are working and planning for the future!!![…]
