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Fresh fruit for our children!

We just love Wilner and all the Agricultural Training Center workers! They brought these papayas and plantains in this morning for the children. They took dry barren land, worked it, and now look at the abundance! We love our Agriculture Training program teaching Haitians how to grow and produce great[…]

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LAC TV Program “A Barren Land” Begins Friday!

This week Love A Child takes you to villages in Haiti that are so far from civilization they rely on what they grow to survive. These people’s crops are at the mercy of the weather. As the drought in Haiti becomes more severe, they lose their harvests more frequently, growing[…]

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Word from the Mission Field

“Thou hast turned for me my mourning into dancing…” Psalm 30:11 Sometimes, after overwhelming grief, it may seem impossible to smile or laugh again. In fact, you may find yourself feeling “guilty” if you are laughing, instead of mourning or being sad. But in all things, a time will come[…]

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Dumolia… “Big Dreams”

At about the age of three, Dumolia’s father appeared at our orphanage with his young daughter. Dumolia (Dimelia) had been badly burned a while back when she fell into a pot of boiling hot water. But her scars left her unable to turn her head from side to side and[…]

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“A Merry Heart Doeth Good, Like a Medicine!”

These little sweeties are from Love A Child Schools in Miracle Village and Old Letant. The children took a break from their rough life to enjoy a stuffed animal! They laughed and giggled!!! They will go home, some to small simple houses, built after the 2010 earthquake and some will[…]

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Word from the Mission Field

Conclusion of “The Rat Shack” Now, it’s been 13 days fasting in the rat shack… cold, broke, and trying to kill the rats that were trying to crawl into bed with me. The book, “Atomic Power with God,” said that usually around 13 days of fasting, a person will start[…]

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“Lollipop!”

Sandraline, what a sweetie! I have always called her, “pi-wi-li,” which means, “lollipop!” Sandraline was born in Croix-des-Bouquets, a large town, which now is full of gangs. Her mother died a short time after she was born; her father made a small living by repairing bicycle tires in order to[…]

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A Story from Nippes… an Earthquake Survivor

Many people live in hunger in Haiti and often old people do. This is the case of Mr. Ulisioner Fils Aimé, who lives in the locality of Lierve, in Petit Trou de Nippes. He collects small pieces of wood every day and puts them on his back and walks for[…]

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Food Distribution in La Souse

“When we give food, we are giving unto Jesus!” Matt 25:40 Thankful people receiving their monthly food in the La Souse area! One person from the family comes to pick up their monthly food. Sherry always has the women come. She doesn’t have the men come for a reason. Each[…]

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Word from the Mission Field

Was the Lord in the rat shack? When I found the shack, with a lot of the windows broken out, I knew it was where I would fast and pray for 21 days and night on water. I was cold, broke, and the rats were trying to crawl into bed with[…]

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