Daniella and her twin brother, Daniel, were supposed to be triplets, but when their mother took a “tap tap” to the hospital, men with guns were there and forced her to leave, so she had triplets at home. The third baby died. Daniella was always the healthier baby, and her[…]
Due to Haiti’s gangs and lack of security, it is very difficult for poor mothers to try to sell on the street. For many families, the mother is the “breadwinner” because fathers have abandoned their families for a better life in the Dominican Republic. As a result, we are receiving[…]
In our “Edible Plant Nursery” project, we try to select good plants that are readily adaptable to conditions in Haiti, and that can be grown by any family or village to provide sustainable food and nutrition. We have written about the Soursop (Corossol/Guanabana), Papaya, Mangos, Mulberry, Breadfruit, and bananas in[…]
The Lord told Solomon in the third chapter of Kings that he could have anything he asked for. Solomon chose WISDOM above all the things he could have asked for. “For wisdom is better than rubies; and all the things that may be desired are not to be compared to it.” Proverbs 8:11 –[…]
Bianca and her siblings were brought to us by her aunt; they were from Cap-Haïtien, a city in the other part of Haiti. Apparently, the boat capsized and killed their parents and other poor families. They looked sad and hungry when their aunt brought them here. The kids immediately gave[…]
Education here in Haiti is a dream! For children in the mountains, it is not easy… It’s almost impossible. These children are blessed because they are in a Love A Child School. They do not have to pay tuition, but their parents will supply the uniforms. This is a preschool[…]
“Lord, when saw we thee an hungred, and fed thee? or thirsty, and gave thee drink? […] Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.” (Matthew 25:37-40) These are powerful words from our Lord. When we[…]
Joshua was abandoned in the weeds near the front of our gate. He was about 11 months old but could not stand or walk. We had to rush him to a children’s hospital. He was there for three weeks and then, the Department of Social Services released him to us.[…]
Saturday, our good friend Pastor Claude asked if he could send children from his Ebenezer Orphanage to our orphanage on Sunday afternoon to play together! (We sponsor and support this orphanage every month!) Sunday afternoon his children arrived and they “hit the basketball court” and “turned the music up!” The[…]
Our MAP International container, full of desperately needed medicines, arrived late Friday afternoon. We had to wait until this morning to open it because there were heavy pallets that needed a forklift, and our employees had already left… We were blessed to have purchased our “own container and our own[…]
