“Open your hand wide…” Bobby always says, “There’s nothing worse than a stingy Christian.” We have been abundantly blessed, and no matter how small a thing we have in our hand, we must “open our hand wide” to the poor. Deuteronomy 15:7-8 declares, “If there be among you a poor man of one of[…]
Precious Haitian children don’t have a lot of new clothes. If they are fortunate enough to go to school, they may have one uniform for all year. If they have one dress for Church or one pair of pants, they are “very” fortunate. Some of our partners have helped by[…]
Esther… She is the “baby sister” of Widlene. Their mother, Madamn Jesula, works for us at our orphanage. Madamn Jesula came to us when we lived up in the mountains of Haiti. This mother came to our gate and was weak and sick… she thought she was dying. She wanted[…]
Happy smiling faces! Food is a crisis here in Haiti — in the middle of the political, economic, gangs, blocking commerce, roads, etc. Our friends were so happy to receive their monthly food from Love A Child. We only have the women come to stand in the line with our[…]
“I’ll make you an offer you can’t refuse…” One day, Jesus, the son of God, was walking by the Sea of Galilee. There, He saw some fishermen casting their nets into the sea. Two of the men were Simon and Peter, and Andrew his brother. Jesus knew the best soul winners would be[…]
Raphael has been with us since he was a little boy. He and his siblings are from the Cap-Haïtien area. One day, his aunt brought Raphael and his sisters to us, begging us to take these three children because they had lost their parents. We thought about it and took[…]
What a precious family who came to our Malnutrition Clinic. We have a mother, father, and eight children… the youngest is baby Benjamin Barthelemy. Benjamin came to our clinic with his mother the first time. Madamn Barthelemy is unemployed, but the father of the children is a hard-working man. He[…]
Here is a note I received yesterday of a testimony from the next set of 20 Gabion houses we are building by faith for the earthquake victims in south Haiti. Bobby Burnette —–Original Message—– From: Watson To: Bobby Sent: Mon, Feb 7, 2022 6:31 pm Subject: TEN More Gabion House[…]
Faith is not something you just talk about, faith is something you do. Love is not something you just talk about, love is something you do! The Lord put this thought within my heart several years ago. “Even so faith, if it hath not works, is dead, being alone.” James[…]
Her name is Hannah, but the Haitians call her Anna. She was brought to our orphanage as a sick and malnourished young child by Pastor Emmanuel, Pastor of the church we built in the mountains of Demesseau. Her mother, like most of our orphanage children, died during childbirth. (This is[…]
