“Do what you can do and let God do the rest…” In 1st Kings, Chapter 17, there is a story we are all familiar with… Elijah and the poor widow woman. Elijah has been at the brook Cherith due to famine. He has been getting water from the brook and the[…]
Early this morning I met with Mr. Nixon of our Birthing Center and Jesus Healing Center Clinic. I said, “You look good Mr. Nixon.” He told me that he was on a cucumber diet. Later I went to our refrigerator wanting a cucumber. I love to eat cucumbers, but we[…]
Saturday was a big day at the Love A Child church in Villa Hermosa, Dominican Republic!! Wow! Wow! This is an area that has mostly poor Haitians and Dominicans. David and Angie George, RL, Vanessa, and your staff, what a great job! Love is something you do… Even Santa Claus[…]
Scattereth yet increases… “There is that scattereth, and yet increaseth; and there is that withholdeth more than is meet, but it tendeth to poverty. The liberal soul shall be made fat; and he that watereth shall be watered also himself.” Proverbs 11:24 & 25 This is one of God’s formulas in his kingdom[…]
Our sweet little Jasson (Jackson) is doing well. He has his up and downs. Jasson, as you may recall, was one of the children whom we found during a Mobile Clinic. This particular Mobile Clinic was in Savaan Pite, far in the mountains, where we had built a church and[…]
Today was our church anniversary here at Love A Child! Lovely and some of our children were helping put the program on. Sweet service… the Haitian people love their church services and singing. I remember when our land was first donated. We built a 10 -foot by 10-foot church out[…]
On this Sunday, we are praying for all of those who lost so much during the recent tornadoes. Many have not only lost their homes, their place of work, but they have lost loved ones. For many, they are still looking for their loved ones. For Sherry and I, having[…]
“A Rich Man’s Last Chance.” I thought about these scriptures many, many times, because I see this story every day here in the country of Haiti. The richest of the rich and the poorest of the poor. Two nights ago, I woke up in the middle of the night and thought long[…]
He is small for his age and in 10th grade. He is a great student, making good grades. He is now 15 years old. The first time we saw him he was about four or five… what a cutie. His father was in prison, and the Department of Social Services brought[…]
No one works any harder in Haiti than the mothers. They not only have the job of caring for their children, but they basically have to sell items, in order to be able to afford even a little food. Many times, a father will desert his wife and children. That[…]
