Sandraline’s father was a bicycle repairman. His wife died after giving birth to Sandraline. Her father had to pay a lady to take care of his baby… and soon, he found out he did not have the money for milk and to pay a lady to take care of the baby. At nine months old, Sandraline was extremely malnourished. Her father heard about Love A Child and brought her to us… He has not been to see her since.

Sandraline is so sweet. She usually looks like “Minnie Mouse,” and she is a sweetie. The kids call her “pi-wi-li” lollipop! Due to her malnutrition, she is slow in school and really struggles. But, she loves to work at the orphanage… She babysits, she irons, she mops floors, etc.

We really love “Lollipop!” She is a sweetie!!! Sherry

“Then he said to his disciples, ‘The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field.'” Matthew 9:37-38

There are 195+ countries in the world today.  The Lord has told us to pray that the laborers would go into the harvest fields. Thank you for your prayers, we are laboring together here in the country of Haiti. Bobby

“For I will restore…”

I have said this scripture to myself so many times… “And I will restore to you the years that the locust hath eaten, the cankerworm, and the caterpillar, and the palmerworm, my great army which I sent among you.” (Joel 2:25) I had to run and look up the word “restore.” It means to “give back, return it to, bring it back into existence, bring it back to its former state, to make good, or to restore.” What has the devil stolen from you? Your children? Your health? Something of value? God is saying to you today that He, the God of Israel, who lies not, shall restore those things that you have lost, or those things that have been eaten up or destroyed!!! This is the Word of God “for you!” You can “hang your hat on it!”So, go ahead and praise God ahead of time!!! Sherry

Moses will be in the 9th grade this fall. I remember the day that our Haitian Director, Nelio, called us while we were at our old, broken-down rented orphanage. He said, “Sherry, an old man found a baby. The mother went to an outhouse to give birth and dropped him down the hole. The old man heard a cry, and he tied a rope around his waist and had someone lower him down into the Haitian toilet with a bucket.” (I still cannot imagine that to this day.) The people lowered the old man down and he brought up a baby in a bucket, covered with feces. The women of the village cleaned him up and sent him to the children’s hospital. Then, after two weeks, they called us and asked us to take him. We named him “Moses.”

Today, Moses is getting ready to go to 9th grade. He loves soccer and basketball! There is no telling what he will do with his life, but one thing we know… God has a great plan for his life!! He is a special young man!!! Oh yes, the kids nicknamed him, “De Tet.” (Two heads!)

Sherry