This week the Love A Child team takes you into the region of Nippes, Haiti to hear from those who survived the August earthquake. People have been left without possessions, homes, or livelihoods. Despite everything that was destroyed, they cling to the assurance that God will preserve them. For six[…]
“The Giant and the Giant Killer!” “This day will the Lord deliver thee into mine hand; and I will smite thee, and take thine head from thee; and I will give the carcasses of the host of the Philistines this day unto the fowls of the air…” 1 Samuel 17:46 It’s[…]
Today was a day of miracles for Djonsly Alcin. Many of you have been following his story, from the time he was brought to our clinic in Haiti by his mother, to now. Djonsly came to us with a cancer, pushing his right eye out of its socket. We sent him[…]
Bobby and Sherry were up early this morning with Djonsly and his mom going to the airport in Santo Domingo, DR, where it is safer to fly from as they take Djonsly to the hospital in Miami for critical and urgent medical care. And, as Bobby told us, “A great[…]
This is for someone today. When the devil starts messing, God starts blessing! “And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.” Romans 8:28 The Lord has it all under control in your life. The[…]
Everyone is rejoicing for their food in Lizel, South Haiti! We gave them rice, beans, and cooking oil. Two police stations received tents to sleep in due to the earthquake. Thank you Hubert, Jesse, and Kim who are in the pictures. Thank you to our friends who made this possible.[…]
PTL! One hour ago, Sherry, Bobby, Jesse, Kim, Djonsly, his mother, Philimond and Joker (who are driving in the front) crossed the border of Haiti into the Dominican Republic in our Love A Child van! We are on the way to Santo Domingo. We will fly out tomorrow to Miami[…]
“A Missionary’s Prayer” In the last few years, Bobby and I have faced things that we have never faced before. Haiti is such a beautiful country with beautiful, kind, and loving people, and most of them poor. The majority of Haiti is safe with the exceptions of some areas and an area we[…]
David Noel is the twin brother of Jonathan Noel. I am not sure if everyone knows the story of these twins, but in case you don’t, here is “the rest of the story.” Their mother died in childbirth. They were born in the mountains of Covant (nicknamed Belle Fontaine). This[…]
I thought I had posted this post last Saturday from the interior of South Haiti. We returned today. I’m sorry… I noticed that we had internet problems and this post never went up on our social media. Our friends worked so hard. I’m really in total amazement. Terry, Graeme, Earnie,[…]
