The Christmas music is wide open and all the children are singing and praising the Lord!! They love decorating. This all starts at Thanksgiving. They start earlier each year. Ha! Everyone is so happy because Jonathan Burnette and his family are coming in. Julie and her husband were coming, but[…]
Haitians don’t celebrate Thanksgiving as we do in the states. Christmas and especially New Year’s are big holidays. Although they don’t have money for gifts, they have a lot of church services and love to listen to songs on the radio. Our children here have sponsors who send in gifts[…]
“Inasmuch as he have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me. For I was an hungered, and you gave me no meat; I was thirsty, and ye gave me no drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me not[…]
We just received a call from Nixon, from the Jesus Healing Center. The hospital called and said Jackson is doing better and to come and get him! We pray now that the driver will be safe on the road to get Jackson because it is very dangerous to travel at[…]
“Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” Hebrews 11:1 — I believe more in the invisible than the things, which are seen. Faith is the evidence of things not seen! By faith, I can see the Lord saving your family right now,[…]
Poor sweet Nazalie (also known as Rachael). She is a precious and beautiful little girl. Her mother died during childbirth and with four other children, her father could not care for her. He brought her to us… She is ten years old now and in the fourth grade. She used[…]
“For such a time as this…” I love the story of Esther and the book of Esther… What an amazing story of how God “puts us in certain situations,” so that we can be a blessing. We may not realize it at the time, but we are and have been[…]
With God all things are possible! “And Jesus looking upon them saith, With men it is impossible, but not with God: for with God all things are possible.” Mark 10:27 I’ve learned one important thing walking with God through these years. We must do everything possible, but let God do[…]
Mikalange is the twin of “Mika.” (We have two Mikas… so we named the other one, “Ti Mika.”) The twins were born high in the mountains of our “furthest, hardest to reach,” village, Covant. Many poor mothers in Haiti die in childbirth, especially when they are having twins or triplets.[…]
The Haitians say, “hope makes us live.” When we bring food to them, they know that Jesus cares about them, and they have “hope.” Haitians are strong, durable, people and they can survive when no one else can… but, when there is no food, their hope is gone. Some mothers[…]
