Power in the blood of Jesus! “And the blood shall be to you for a token upon the houses where you are: and when I see the blood, I will pass over you, and the plague shall not be upon you to destroy you, when I smite the land of Egypt.” Exodus 12:13 If we study from Genesis 3:15 and 21 on, Scriptures pointing...
Sarah and her brother, Joseph, were brought to us by one of our Haitian Pastors. They are brother and sister. Their mother died after they were born and both developed severe malnutrition. Her father was poor and could not take care of the children. We brought them into our Orphanage and began the long task...
The Bible tells us that “The goodness of God leads men to repentance.” This is Mr. Chenet. He was a big witch doctor who lived in the village of Old Letant by the lake. (We just had a feeding program in this village last week). Mr. Chenet has a great testimony of how the Lord...
"In the Presence of our Enemies" (Part Two) Yesterday, I shared part of the story of how Kaeli and I (a missionary friend of ours) almost were killed by five mean thugs here in Fond Parisien, Haiti. These young men were angry, so angry because we did not have enough to give them each a box of food. We decided...
Zoey was discovered en route to Old Letant, by one of our missionaries, and some of our older girls. Apparently, when Zoey's mother heard the truck coming, she slid out and laid Zoey on the road! The girls brought her back to Love A Child. We immediately took her to the Social Services Department. (In Haiti, you cannot take in and keep an...
Bobby and I made our first trip to Haiti in 1971. We knew that He had called us, but called us to do what? We began with what we knew to do... “preach the Gospel.” After all, that’s what we had been doing… preaching on street corners, in churches, under Gospel tents, pastoring a church....
"In the Presence of our Enemies" (Part One) I may have shared this story before, but I cannot share it enough. It is a story of how God can "prepare a table before us in the presence of our enemies." I used to think that everyone loved us, because we loved everyone, and we didn't realize we had...
Kenzy…the kids call him "Di Di," and everyone loves him! This is Kenzy in his "church clothes!" All Haitian children love to dress up for church. (If Kenzy had a tuxedo, he would wear it!) Kenzy is four now. His father died before he was born, and his mother died immediately after he was born. A Haitian Pastor brought him to...
Update: The Haitian construction guys are working hard to finish the medical staff dorm! We are hoping the staff can move in by September 1st. Here they are enlarging a back room where the 49 staff members can eat, fellowship, and praise the Lord! Next week, we will paint some more, put in all the...
Yesterday, we shared photos of the poor Haitian mountain people (and children) working so hard to make a road through the mountains. This area is in Badji; it is one of the villages around Peyi Pouri. After the heavy rains, the mountain roads washed out. There is no government help when this happens. Normally, the...
