Farmer John: Sustainability We are so proud of Farmer John who has his butcher shop inside our Love A Child Gwo Maché Mirak market. He has the best meat in Haiti! Farmer John’s butcher shop is a blessing to many people in Haiti… plus jobs! Read his story of[…]
Noah… He Isn’t “Little Noah” Anymore!
Just look at Noah! Big smile on his face, and he is very confident in himself!! It is hard, so hard to imagine this sweet, sweet Noah was “thrown away” in front of our gate. He laid there in the bushes, crying, and our security guards were afraid to pick[…]
Happy New Year!
New Year’s is the biggest holiday of the year for all Haitians. They all believe with great faith, that “this year will be better than last year,” and with all the violence and the gangs, the Haitian people are hopeful! Our sweet children made these New Year’s signs to say[…]
Word from the Mission Field
The Midnight Hour… When you are going through a trial, doesn’t it always seem that “something happens at the midnight hour?” The children of Israel had been in bondage in Egypt for 400 years and God had promised to set them free. After many plagues and lots of “demanding to[…]
Pumpkin Soup!
New Year’s in Haiti… Pumpkin Soup!!! On New Year’s Day in Haiti, it is a big celebration! It is usually just as big, if not bigger, than Christmas. Many Haitians cannot afford Christmas gifts, but everyone saves their money to have Soup Joumou, or Pumpkin Soup! It is a day[…]
Haiti’s Malnutrition Crisis
Dear Friends, We wish to thank you for all your help and love this past year. Without your help, we could not have accomplished much for the Lord, but with everyone working together, we have saved many children’s lives and done much for the Kingdom of God. We wish you[…]
Word from the Mission Field
The Mountain and the Mustard Seed… In Matthew 17:19-20 Jesus is giving His disciples a life lesson. A multitude had been following Jesus and Jesus’ disciples were always with him, except when Jesus sent them out to heal the sick and cast out devils. It must have been embarrassing to His[…]
Kenzy… A Little Old Man in a Child’s Body
That’s what Kenzy looks like. This month, Kenzy will be four years old. He has been through four rough years of his little life. Kenzy’s mother died when he was born, but his father died even before that. Kenzy was abandoned. A Haitian pastor brought him to us full of[…]
Happy New Year!
Sherry and I, and on behalf of everyone at Love A Child, want to wish you a very Happy New Year! We all have been through so much this year. I must say, the best is yet to come in 2022! Thank you for all your support and prayers. You have blessed so many families and children[…]
Word from the Mission Field
“For God resisteth the proud, and giveth grace to the humble.” I Peter 5:5 A powerful story is told in Luke chapter 15 of a man who had two sons. Both worked for their father, a wealthy man. Both would have received an inheritance… but the younger son could not[…]