Moses looks like every young Haitian teenager but there’s nothing “normal,” about how he ended up in our hands. Haitian mothers, even if they are poor, will have their babies and do their best to care for them, even if their husband leaves them. But this mother went to an[…]
Haiti is a country in great despair. Mothers die, fathers abandon children because they have no job, and often children are left with a poor relative, who now have “one more mouth to feed.” It is easy for us in the U.S. “not to understand.” We have people invading our[…]
“Don’t Give Up on Them.” Have you ever run into someone, and you think, “They’ll never change!” Or, “They’ll never become a Christian!” Apostle Paul, in the Bible, might have been a person like that. In fact, he used to be Saul, and persecuted Christians and even killed them! He[…]
This is our sweet Yolanda! She will be a “leader” one day! Yolanda was born in the mountains, far away. Her father, a farmer, was killed, and her mother had just given birth to her!! With nine other children, her mother knew she could not care for another child! She[…]
A Haitian Creole Proverb After living among these wonderful Haitian people, we have come to find out “that even in the worst of times,” Haitians try to laugh. This morning, when we were having a meeting with our main leaders (as we do each morning at 6:30), we always see[…]
“Someone is Always Watching You.” Hebrews 12:1 tells us, “Wherefore, seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience, the race that is set before[…]
Jolina has grown into a beautiful teenager. She and her cousin, Daphline, came from the mountains of Haiti in a place called, “Savaan Roche.” Her father was killed and her mother could not take the stress of another baby, especially since she already had nine children! A relative brought her[…]
“The Future of Haiti. Children with a Thankful Heart!” Our Love A Child high school students called us to come to their Philo Class. (Philo is the last class of 13 years in school in Haiti). We do not charge these students to go to school, as many schools make[…]
Do you remember the Mondesir house which was burnt down in December and I posted their story? Well, the Mondesir family moved into their new house on Sunday!!! PTL! Thank you to Pastor Karen Jolley of the Ambassador To The Nations Church in N.C. for sending the $15,000 to build[…]
Several years ago, the Lord spoke these words to my heart… Faith is not something you just talk about, but faith is something you do! Love is not something you just talk about, but love is something you do! A lot of people can talk about it, but they can’t walk it![…]
