This little sweetie, Jonas, has only been with us for a little while. He was found in the mountains when we were doing a feeding program. One of our workers did a little interview with him because they saw this little boy working in the hot sun, along with all[…]
There are many poor villages all around us. These mothers struggle so hard to sell little items in order to buy food to feed their families. They get up at 1:30 or 2:00 am to start working. With their own family and “extended families,” it is hard to find enough[…]
All this week our guys are out delivering Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) meals to many different areas. The fellow in the blue shirt is Barry, one of our Haitian sons who always helps. Note: Each box of food weighs 33 pounds and will last a family for a month.[…]
“Heads or Tails?” Are you tired of being the tail? God said that he can make us the head! “And the Lord shall make thee the head, and not the tail; and thou shalt be above only, and thou shalt not be beneath; if that thou hearken unto the commandments of the Lord thy[…]
He’s in the 5th grade and a very smart young man! His name is Stephano. His father abandoned him when he was born. His mother was in prison and had been released but could not take care of her son due to mental problems. Stephano’s father must have been Dominican[…]
Bobby and I are still amazed at the miracle of the 12 remaining missionaries who escaped their captives! Everyone had been praying! But, these missionaries kept on singing, kept on praying, and kept on praising the Lord, even during their captivity. Like Paul and Silas, God gave them a plan[…]
This morning our food trucks left with more Feed My Starving Children meals to distribute for the next three days to different villages and communities. They will not let me go along because of the danger on the roads. We have been overwhelmed with families needing and begging for food.[…]
“What is that in thine hand?” He had been the child of a Hebrew slave… his mother had made a weaved basket, placed him into it, and put him in the river at the age of three months. He was found by the daughter of Pharaoh of Egypt, who took[…]
I just have to share one more story of the grandma you saw in my post this morning. She got so excited when she heard the construction workers were building on her future house, she asked someone to carry her over to the job site so she could stand there[…]
When the earthquake hit southern Haiti on August 14th, with your help, we distributed tons of rice, beans, cooking oil, and condensed milk. Then, we all went back in and distributed hundreds of tents to those who had lost their houses in the earthquake. Thank you… Our latest project the[…]
