“We’re Not An Orphanage… We Are a Family!” People have asked us, “what is your biggest job in Haiti,” or “which project requires more of your time?” Our Love A Child “Children’s Home,” started out to be another orphanage in Haiti… We started with four orphaned children, whose fathers and[…]
“Behold, a sower went forth to sow; And when he sowed, some seeds fell by the wayside, and the fowls came and devoured them up: some fell upon stony places, where they had not much earth: and forthwith they sprung up, because they had no deepness of earth: And when the[…]
It was about 13 years ago, that one of our Haitian Pastors descended down the dangerous mountain in the village of Covant, (nickname for Bel Fontaine). We have been up there many times, only by riding four-wheel drives, and then, mules! His mother had died either during, or right after,[…]
Here at Love A Child we have 85 children. At least 60% of these children came to us because their mothers died during or after childbirth. Many of them were malnourished; some had Kwashiorkor and some had Marasmus Malnutrition. Both of these are very serious, but as in the case of our[…]
“When Bad Things Happen to Good People.” I love the stories of the Old Testament, there is so much to learn from them. The story of Joseph is one of my favorites, but to tell you the truth, I have always been angry with Joseph’s brothers, who were full of[…]
I have never met two people with more Faith in God than Madamn Alcin and her son Djonsly. At the age of 13, he was brought to our Love A Child Clinic by his mother, with his eyeball hanging out of its socket. She had gone to many doctors, but[…]
We had planned on Sunday to have Jesse, Kim, and Evie Ostrander land in Santo Domingo and drive into Haiti. It’s safe this way with no problems. We have been preparing to have a large Mobile Medical Clinic in the mountain interior next week. Due to the wave of the[…]
The God of “More Than Enough To Get By!” I marvel at the greatness of the God that we serve… From the Old Testament to the New Testament, He would always do “more than enough.” When Moses led the children of Israel (estimated millions) through the desert for 40 years,[…]
Franceau and his siblings were the second set of four children that we took in when we first started our old Orphanage. The mother of Franceau and his siblings had died, leaving a father who could not care for four children. Franceau always had a gift as an electrician, but[…]
I just want to share with you the progress of the Gabion houses for the earthquake victims. We are working on 10 houses with 10 crews and now preparing foundations for 20 more! These are three-bedroom homes with a living room, kitchen, and porch. They are built very strong for[…]
