In Haiti, the sun is almost always blazing bright and hot. It is “too much of a good thing” for tender little vegetable plants to get a start against the intense sunlight. When we started our Agricultural Training Center (ATC), years ago, to teach and demonstrate sustainable gardening in Haiti,[…]
The gangs in Haiti are disrupting the whole country; even in Old Letant, away from the physical chaos, they feel the effects. People can no longer go to the market to sell their goods because of the violence, and children can’t go to schools in different towns because it crosses[…]
None of these things move me… The Apostle Paul wrote these words… “But none of these things move me, neither count I my life dear unto myself, so that I might finish my course with joy, and the ministry, which I have received of the Lord Jesus, to testify the gospel of the grace of God.”[…]
Joshua was another “abandoned baby,” here at the front gate of Love A Child. He was about 11 months old but he could not sit or crawl. We sent him to our Jesus Healing Center and from there, he was sent to the children’s hospital. He was there for three[…]
Tomorrow, we will be going up in the mountains and then way down into the riverbed, to a little village called “Blanket.” As many of you know, Haiti is in a Food Crisis, as never before. When the gangs kidnap, block the roads, kill, and steal, it is much more[…]
Living here in Haiti has broken our hearts more than you can imagine. Each day that goes by brings another story of a hungry child, a poor mother left to survive with her children, a village that needs food, or medical care… not to mention the challenges of raising [children[…]
A Missionary’s Prayer… The life of any missionary here in Haiti seems hopeless at times. There are so many kidnappers on the streets. There are so many robberies and shootings, and the police are doing nothing! We all used to believe that our country would send in the “tough military[…]
His real name is Wilner, but when we took him in, we already had another “Wilner.” He was so small that I called him “Pistache.” (Meaning peanut in Creole.) We found Wilner while we were in the mountains conducting a Mobile Medical Clinic. I had this little, skinny boy sitting[…]
This morning Philimond and little Jackson left at 7:30 AM for Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, to meet Jesse Ostrander for a very important blood test and doctor appointment. Please pray; the doctor believes he may have to have kidney dialysis very soon. It all depends upon his blood numbers today.[…]
“Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.” John 14:27 We are living in a world full of turmoil. When the disciples were in the middle of the storm, Jesus said, “Peace be still!” In the[…]
