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Joshua… A Helicopter Pilot!

Joshua… A Helicopter Pilot!

Joshua was abandoned and left for dead in front of the gate at Love A Child. He was full of sores, crying, and could not sit or crawl. We first sent him to our Jesus Healing Center Clinic and then, because he was so bad off, we sent him to a children's hospital. He was...
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“Saving Baby Bensley”

“Saving Baby Bensley”

(Warning: Some photos will be graphic.) You may be asking, "How in the world did this little baby get burned so badly?" Here is the story... Madamn Cherie Esperanda is the mother of little Bivensle, whom they call "Bensley." They live in the poor village of "Nan Boulay." Madamn Cherie goes to the Pine Forest...
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Many (volunteer) hands make light work

Many (volunteer) hands make light work

In Haiti, there is a saying “anpil men, chaj pa lou” which means "many hands make light work." Yesterday, volunteers met to clean up overgrown vegetation around the Miracle Village Community Gardens. Wilner, Director of the Agricultural Training Center could not return to Love A Child, after being at his home for the weekend, because...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

"What about that little thing called a tongue?" We are all guilty. Sometimes, we say things we don't mean. And as soon as the words go out, they are like small white feathers in the wind. We cannot get them back. Every one of us has said, "Oh, I wish I hadn't said that!" James 3:4-5...
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Job… “Tall as a Coconut Tree.”

Job… “Tall as a Coconut Tree.”

A farmer, Mr. Augustine had anxiously awaited the birth of his child. With no midwife around, Madamn Augustine gave birth to a baby boy and then died. How sad. Because his father was unable to care for him, Mr. Augustine brought the baby to us. Job is now 14 years old, in 8th grade, and...
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GOOD NEWS!!! PTL!

GOOD NEWS!!! PTL!

I just took this picture today… On Saturday we had an emergency when our generator quit. We had four times the hours on the engine than we were supposed to. It lived four lives! On Saturday I mentioned I had to buy the 175,000 watt generator on credit… $42,000 by faith. By an anonymous couple,...
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The Story of Two Little Girls – Jodine and Mikensi

The Story of Two Little Girls – Jodine and Mikensi

Little Jodine and Mikensi are like many poor children in Haiti. They do not go to school. They live in a stick house made of mud. Madamn Nery, a young woman, worked hard with her husband to make a living, but he died. She was then living in the street with her children after the...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

Caring for the Poor... God's Message to Moses. God has always had provision for the poor. He has laid the foundation of "giving to the poor," back since the Book of Leviticus. "And when ye reap the harvest of your land, thou shalt not make clean riddance of the corners of the field when thou reapest,...
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Our Joseph…

Our Joseph…

His real name is Babeto Lyma, but we have always called him Joseph. He and his sister Sarah were both brought to us with malnutrition. When their mother died, their father deserted them. Joseph was very frail and nearly died from severe malnutrition. But, the Lord healed him and helped him. He is sweet, kind,...
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Madamn Augustine’s Story

Madamn Augustine’s Story

Thank you for your support!!!! Madamn Bernard Augustin lives with her family in Marisil, a very remote area in the south of Haiti. For more than 25 years, she has weaved sleeping mats that are used for poor families to sleep on the floor in their houses. It takes Madamn Bernard one week to weave...
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