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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

"A Time for Everything." We don’t really understand God's "time clock." "To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the Heaven." The first thing is: "A time to be born and a time to die." Some people think they are going to live forever. They do not think about God,...
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Fabiola, Future Doctor!

Fabiola, Future Doctor!

Fabiola was very young when her mother died. Her stepfather could not take on the responsibility of her and her brother Wilguens (Jacque). He would leave to find work and leave the two children by themselves. They both were becoming very malnourished. He finally decided to take them to Social Services, who got in touch...
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ATC to Graduate Two-Year Sustainable Agriculture Training Students

ATC to Graduate Two-Year Sustainable Agriculture Training Students

In these very tense and difficult times in Haiti, any good diversion helps the people feel “normal” and takes their minds off the constant threat of violence from the gangs. Even under these difficult circumstances, our Agricultural Training Center (ATC) has still been conducting our two-year long training course in Sustainable Agriculture in Haiti. Soon,...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

“You cannot have a harvest without a seed…” We try to teach to teach our Haitian children about giving. We tell them that “even the poorest Haitian” needs to learn how to plant and give. That is something that is hard for them to understand, but we always refer them to stories in the Bible...
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Ti Mika… It means “Little Mika”

Ti Mika… It means “Little Mika”

We found her in a mud hut village where we were filming our Love A Child TV Program. While waiting to explain “where we were” and how we wanted to help this village, I was sitting on a little Haitian wooden chair, watching a grandma with her grandbaby. The little baby was thin, with tiny...
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Delicious meals for our Fond Parisien Love A Child School

Delicious meals for our Fond Parisien Love A Child School

Enjoy the pictures! Below just came in from Dieuferley, our Haitian son. Dieuferely and Jean Gardy are over our school children's food program. They prepare different daily meals, and their cooks cook the meals. Yum! Enjoy the pictures of the schoolchildren. We are so proud of all our older LAC and the jobs they do...
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LAC TV Program “Journey of Life” Begins Saturday!

LAC TV Program “Journey of Life” Begins Saturday!

The boxes of food that Love A Child delivers to the suffering throughout Haiti are more than simple meals; they are a means of survival, reprieves from suffering, and beacons of hope. Entire villages celebrate with joy when we come bearing food, women of all ages walk several miles to secure a box of sustenance,...
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“Keep Knocking!”

“Keep Knocking!”

Back in the 70’s, there was a belief that went around in Christian circles that said, “Don’t ask God twice! If you ask the Lord more than once, it means you don’t believe.” We never believed that for a moment. Jesus told a story in Luke 18:1-8, about the unjust judge and the widow woman....
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Jackson… Still Smiling…

Jackson… Still Smiling…

I don’t know how he can manage a smile with everything he has been through! Jackson is in dialysis each evening, all night long. He is on a diet that is strict, none of us reading this could stay on it! We found Jackson in the mountains in one of the villages where we had...
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SEVEN DAYS OF RAIN!

SEVEN DAYS OF RAIN!

After seven days of non-stop rain, while distributing tents to families living in leaking, wet, thatched houses, children came from everywhere--they hadn't eaten in days. With only food for a handful of hungry families, Hubert and the Love A Child team went back to Anse-a-Veau and returned with food to feed 113 very hungry children!...
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