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“Solving High Gas Prices”

“Solving High Gas Prices”

Look what Bobby bought at Gwo Maché Mirak this morning for 23,000 gourdes ($230 US)! Each Wednesday, the mountain people bring their animals to our Gwo Maché Mirak to sell. This was the first time we had ever seen a donkey for sale. Our horses could not figure out “what in the world it was?”...
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Food Gives Life

Food Gives Life

We just distributed lifesaving Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) meals to Old LeTant and New Letant. Look at the village of Old Letant. It looks like a picture out of National Geographic magazine. The people were beyond thankful and happy... I love their smiles! Barry, one of our Haitian sons, always helps distribute the meals....
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

“Enlarge the places of thy tent, and let them stretch forth the curtains of thine habitations; spare not, lengthen thy cords, and strengthen thy stakes; For thou shalt break forth on the right hand and on the left hand…” Isaiah 54:2-3 – Sometimes, we are “afraid” to step out and make changes, or make decisions, or...
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Bobby… He’s Not Afraid to Get Dirty!

Bobby… He’s Not Afraid to Get Dirty!

Here is another "Bobby Burnett." (Haiti does not add the e on the end of Burnette). This Bobby lost his mother soon after he was born (or perhaps eclampsia) and his father also died. His grandfather did not want him and told his teenage sister to "find a home for the baby." She found us!...
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Green Onions!!!

Green Onions!!!

Here they are called "pwa-wo." So sweet and delicious! The Agricultural Training Center (ATC) brought some this morning to our Children’s Home and then distributed some to the Clinic, Birthing Center, and to our areas where we provide meals to our workers. I’m so proud of Wilner and all the ATC workers and students. They...
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“Only the Shoes Know if the Socks Have Holes…”

“Only the Shoes Know if the Socks Have Holes…”

Someone said, "the social-economic situation" in Haiti is deteriorating day by day. The majority of the population lives on less than $2 a day. Unemployment affects a large percentage of the population. Extreme poverty is more evident in rural areas, where there are no jobs, and the people depend on the soil and depleted trees....
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

"None Before Me… None After Me” I feel sorry for anyone who cannot believe that God is real. If we look at the stars in the sky at night and how the sun comes up each morning and the moon each night, who could have created this? Our God! God says, "... that ye may know and believe...
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Dorissant… Waiting for Pizza

Dorissant… Waiting for Pizza

Dorissant's problem in life was like many, many other children. His mother died and his father abandoned him. When the neighbors found him "wandering around" the family's hut, with no one to take care of him, they brought him to us. He has no one, no family except Love A Child. Dorissant Gabriel is now...
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Waiting for Food…

Waiting for Food…

Early this morning, gangs shot and killed two people from Miracle Village. The third man, they believe he was a Pastor, was shot and treated at our Jesus Healing Center, and had to be sent via our ambulance to a hospital for surgery. We pray that he lives. If any of you know where "Best...
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The Living Word of God

The Living Word of God

We often share items we receive with the mothers who come to our Birthing Center and the men and women who come to our Jesus Healing Center. The greatest gift we can give is the Bible in their Creole language. These are New Testament Bibles. These Bibles were sponsored by one of our partners, and...
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