Here are our guys delivering our Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) meals to Old Letant Village. This village is 10 minutes from our Children’s Home where we live with our 85 children. Oh, the people were so happy! The poor people are desperate here. We are delivering FMSC meals to[…]
Keyboard, Piano, Flute, and a Saxophone Needed… This is Richard. We took children in from his handicap orphanage when the 2010 earthquake hit. After the earthquake, we decided to let him stay with us. Richard finished his last grade in school and had a talent for music. He wants to[…]
This week Bobby and Sherry travel to Blanket, Haiti. Your heart will break as you see these children and women busting rocks all day, every day, trying to survive. A girl joined her mother in the riverbed when she was ten, tired of being hungry and knowing her mother needed[…]
“Perfect love casts out fear…” “God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore will not we fear, though the earth be removed, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea…” (Psalm 46:1-2) This seems like some of the worst trouble anyone can[…]
Today is Flag Day in Haiti! A National Holiday! Here are some photos and a message I just got from Watson. Missionary Bobby Burnette Begin forwarded message: From: Watson Date: May 18, 2022 at 1:16:52 PM EDT To: Bobby Burnette Subject: Haitian Flag Day Good Morning Again Sir Bobby,[…]
Yesterday, it was a great blessing for us to share our “Feed My Starving Children” food with six organizations. There had actually been about 110 organizations on our list, but due to the gangs, we could only invite about ten organizations whom we thought could get here safely. But, only[…]
“What are you thirsty for?” Many years ago, we were working deep in the mountains of Haiti in a village called Covant. We had to ride four-wheel-drives for many hours and then get out and park the vehicles, because they could not make it any further. We had to take mules, but we didn’t[…]
Joshua was abandoned and left for dead in front of the gate at Love A Child. He was full of sores, crying, and could not sit or crawl. We first sent him to our Jesus Healing Center Clinic and then, because he was so bad off, we sent him to[…]
(Warning: Some photos will be graphic.) You may be asking, “How in the world did this little baby get burned so badly?” Here is the story… Madamn Cherie Esperanda is the mother of little Bivensle, whom they call “Bensley.” They live in the poor village of “Nan Boulay.” Madamn Cherie[…]
In Haiti, there is a saying “anpil men, chaj pa lou” which means “many hands make light work.” Yesterday, volunteers met to clean up overgrown vegetation around the Miracle Village Community Gardens. Wilner, Director of the Agricultural Training Center could not return to Love A Child, after being at his[…]
