Joseph… It is not uncommon for a father in Haiti to abandon his children when his wife dies. It happens all the time. Who will go to the market to sell? Who will wash the clothes at the river? Such was the case with Joseph (and his sister, Sarah). When[…]
If a Haitian parent is fortunate enough to have their child go to school, it’s a miracle. Most children don’t have the opportunity to go to school. Here at Love A Child, we want the children to love, serve God, and have an education. You are looking at the “future[…]
“Better Than a GPS.” We used to have a friend who frequently traveled to Haiti with us. She has now gone to be with the Lord. She was a good person, and loved the Lord, but she drove us nuts! She said she would have to wait until the Lord[…]
Yonel… He was nothing but a skeleton when we found him in the mountains, during a Mobile Clinic. He was skin and bones. Both he and his small sister were brought by their grandmother to our clinic. We knew his sister was near death, but we thought we had a[…]
Dear friends, this is an updated report on Jackson beginning his dialysis in the apartment we rented in the Dominican Republic. With Jesse are Jovanie, RN, one of our Love A Child kids, Phanise, our RN who works at the Jesus Healing Center, Philemond our driver, and the trainer, doctors,[…]
GOD’S HAND IS OUTSTRETCHED TO YOU! “Behold the Lord’s hand is not shortened, that it cannot save; neither his ear heavy, that it cannot hear.” Isaiah 59:1 God has a miracle for you! Be encouraged… Missionary Bobby Burnette
Kenson Edmond was born in Port-au-Prince. Both his mother, Manitha Jeran Louis, and his father, Nixon Edmound, died and he and his brother were brought to our orphanage. Kenson is quiet and studious. Even though he loves soccer, he is a serious kid. When he was younger, we let him[…]
When the older kids are out of school, they all have work to do. But once in a while, “Poppie Bobby” gives a few of the girls a “driving lesson” in my old Cruiser. They don’t leave the property but they have a great time! Sometimes, they hit a bush[…]
All of the 85 children raised in our Children’s Home came from backgrounds of indescribable poverty, ill health, abandonment, or abuse. But with God’s love and faithfulness and our generous partners, they now have stories of hope! We may be the hands, but without you, none of this is possible![…]
The first picture is the Gabion house being built in front of the tarp the family was living under! By some time next week, 15 more Gabion houses will be finished with the families moving in. We have a total of 30 houses finished with 15 more to be finished[…]
