We thank God for some unannounced reinforcements that showed up to the Love A Child compound a few minutes ago. I cannot say too much or post any photos, but these guys are professional! All of the kitchens here are closed at this hour, but Nini and Gilbert were able[…]
Lomene, one of our older girls from the Love A Child Orphanage, has found her talent! She is getting ready to graduate from college as a professional cook! Look at this big wedding cake she made!! When she graduates, both she and Widlene will be able to make beautiful cakes[…]
Sherry and I are in the Dominican Republic today, flying out to Florida this afternoon. We were supposed to leave on the 15th of last month for a very important doctor’s appointment. We don’t want to return today to Florida, but we must. Jesse Ostrander is there in Haiti, now,[…]
Lomene… God Brings Down and God Lifts Up! This is Lomene, one of the girls raised in our Orphanage. I will do another post on Lomene later today because her story is overwhelming! We first discovered Lomene when she was a tiny little girl. She had been a restavek slave[…]
16-year-old Job was brought to us by his father after his mother died. Like many other “Love A Child kids,” Job came from high in the mountains of Covant. Job has always been quiet, kind, and helpful. About a year ago, a serious infection got into the bone of his[…]
As you probably know, life in Haiti has been totally disrupted for the past few years because of the violent terrorist gangs that are now in control of daily life in Haiti. But through our strong faith in our God of protection, most daily operations continue as normal, at Love[…]
A Missionary’s Prayer. “The Best Way to Fight is on Your Knees.” Here we are in Haiti, on our beautiful “Love A Child” land that God blessed us with! But the land did not come without a fight. After we began to clean the land, cut down the weeds, the[…]
We first saw Natalie at our Love A Child Malnutrition Center. Her father had brought her to us after her mother had died. Natalie was thin, malnourished, and in bad condition. She was very thin and underweight. After she recovered, we realized that her father had abandoned her. So, we[…]
I’m sure you have seen people on the highways, in towns, under trees, and just about everywhere with signs reading, “Will work for food!” But actually, most are not hungry but just want money to buy beer, cigarettes, and drugs. Last time we were in the States we saw a[…]
In the remote region of La Roche, Haiti, hunger is a constant companion that shadows the lives of its people. The children here face the harsh realities of poverty, their days marked by malnutrition and the struggle to survive in a world that offers little relief. Love A Child journeys[…]
