"The Least of Things." Have you ever noticed in the Bible that Jesus always used the least of things to bring about miracles? He sent the disciples to catch a fish... to pay their taxes. He used a little boy with five loaves and two fishes to feed a crowd of 5,000 men (not including...
Ginyia… What a sweetie! Her mother died giving birth. Her father, Dominican, abandoned her. She was left in the care of her cousin, who was only 17 years old. But, when it became hard to find milk and food, she took Ginyia to Social Services. They brought her to us. Ginyia is now in 4th...
A few miles towards the border of the Dominican Republic is a small group of Haitian soldiers. They started coming to our Love A Child project and “driving around” our compound, sometimes at night. They always tried to give us security as much as they could. We had been giving them food and water because...
Positive versus negative: “This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.” Psalm 118:24 This is the first day of the rest of your life. The Lord made this day just for us! Today, let’s be positive. Faith is positive, doubt is negative. If we pray and doubt, we will do without. If...
Sherry and I have arrived in Florida from Haiti. Special announcement: Sherry and I will be speaking this coming Sunday the 19th, at 10:30 a.m. at Rockledge Christian Center, 2175 S. Fiske Blvd., Rockledge, Florida, with Pastor Alex Waycaster. Pastor Joe Ronsisvalle married us at the church years ago (since then, he built a new and...
Be not afraid! "If God be for us, who can be against us?" Romans 8:31 When the devil starts messing, God starts blessing!! Run devil run!! Missionary Bobby Burnette
... continued from this afternoon. Madamn Germaine was determined to have her baby in our Birthing Center! She made that trip in two hours on the back of a donkey and another hour on a motorcycle, down one of the toughest, rockiest roads in Haiti!! Can you imagine? She had painful contractions on the back...
Betina was born after the 2010 earthquake in Cite Soleil, Haiti. She had been born in Cite Soleil, one of the most dangerous areas of the country. Betina had come from a large family, and there wasn’t much food. So, her parents abandoned her! Some social workers brought her to us… Today, she is 12, in...
Part One... The little Haitian village of Barassa is a small town in the mountains, in the middle of “nowhere,” Haiti. The village's poor have no access to a hospital, clinic, or even a nurse. As you can imagine, lots of deaths occur. When women get pregnant, their birth takes place in a small, dark...
Wilner Exil, as many of you know, is the Director of our Agricultural Training Center (ATC). I thought his e-mail to me was so cute. He and his team, along with the students, started planting these vegetables (listed below) on Valentine's Day because they were in love with their planting of vegetables. Well, there is...
