We welcome Pastor Mark Ostrander today to Haiti. He was also here last week, he left on the weekend, and he’s back today! He is working with our Haitian crew remodeling the old Jesus Healing Center into our new Love A Child offices. Which will save us a lot of[…]
This is what breaks the heart of a missionary. Early this morning, I walked by our front gate when I saw these mothers with their babies sitting on the curb outside the big gate. They were dirty and dusty and had come a long way. Suddenly, a crowd gathered to[…]
“The Lord looks inward, while man looks outward. For the Lord seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the Lord looketh on the heart.” I Samuel 16:7 In Luke Chapter 7, Jesus is invited to eat at the house of a Pharisee. While Jesus was there, a woman in[…]
(Some years ago…) When I arrived at the area for our Mobile Medical Clinic in the mountains, I was not prepared for the elderly father with his young child. I could tell that the child had malnutrition, and I sat him on my lap. I looked at the bald-headed boy[…]
Just look at what our Agricultural Team is doing!!! When we first moved on to this property, we thought it was the “ugliest property in Haiti!” It had nothing but thorn trees and huge, long dry needles that stuck in our boots! But, after a while, we cleared the land[…]
“He looked beyond my fault, and saw my need…” What a powerful song written and sang by Dottie Rambo. Sherry and I are up every morning by 3:30 a.m. By 4 a.m. Sherry has all the old songs cranked up. Songs that touch your heart, your very soul. We just love this song[…]
Fabiola was just a baby or close to a toddler when her mother died. Her father had to take care of her and her brother, Wiggins, but he also had to make a living. He left the children for “days” when looking for work, and the children became malnourished. So,[…]
We love sharing what food we have, with other missionary organizations. We would all be very wrong if we thought we don’t need each other. We want to thank Feed My Starving Children for donating this food to feed hungry children, and we want to thank Joyce Meyer Ministries — Hand of[…]
“God of the Mountain.” It was many years ago, before Bobby and I moved to Haiti. We were at a funeral of a friend of ours. His first wife had been killed in a traffic accident not many years before. She was picking up an elderly lady to go to church, and someone[…]
Little Lucson almost didn’t have a chance at life. His parents lived in the tightest mountain area that we worked in… Covant, Haiti. (This is the area where we had to ride mules to get there!) As with many mothers in Haiti, Lucson’s mother died a horrible death in childbirth. (This[…]
