The Haitians call the Feed My Starving Children meals “ti pa nou,” which means a little for us. We passed out meals in 10 different areas yesterday. We have more areas starting on Monday. Barry and George, along with others, thank you for all you do. George and Barry are[…]
This week join Bobby, Sherry, and the Love A Child team as they serve hot meals and distribute life-saving food to hungry families who are in the midst of extreme drought. You’ll meet three families who share their struggles with finding work, and how due to the lack of rain[…]
Are you the tail or the head? “And the Lord shall make thee the head, and not the tail; and thou shalt be above only, and thou shalt not be beneath; if that thou hearken unto the commandments of the Lord thy God, which I command thee this day, to observe and to[…]
Jonas is the little boy that we brought back from the mountains after having been a slave child all of his life. When his mother and father died there was no relative to take care of him. In order to survive, people made him “work for food,” literally. He had[…]
This afternoon, we took some gifts to the children in the village of Old Letant. Lauren, Bryan’s daughter, and some of the older girls from Love A Child gave the children gifts. These gifts came from the sweet people from The Mission Church. The kids broke out in smiles as[…]
Extra Mega Rice… We’ve just unloaded 1500 bags of Mega Premium rice. With all the gangs on the road controlling so many areas, it’s very dangerous to bring the Mega rice from the port downtown. I cannot tell you how bad it is here. The gangs here will make the[…]
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved.” John 3:16-17 John 3:16 is the first scripture that I[…]
Christian is now 16 years old! He is short for his age, but he is so sweet!! Christian was brought to us by the Department of Social Services when he was about five years old. His mother had died, and his father was in prison for life. Christian makes good grades in[…]
These pictures were shot yesterday afternoon. This represents what goes on in the emergency room nearly every day. We have seven exam rooms, and they are full all the time, but the ER is the most active…we see everything you can imagine here in the ER! NOTE: The young lady[…]
We go down to the Malnutrition Center almost every day and visit the babies and nurses. In just a few months, they have come a long way! They are even sitting on the floor, playing! We have had this burden to build a Malnutrition Center for such a long time.[…]
