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Daniella, “Follow Your Heart!”

Daniella, “Follow Your Heart!”

She looks young but actually, she is 17. She braided her hair for church so you cannot tell that she has "lots of hair!" This quiet, shy, young lady is now 17 and will be in her "11th" year of school here in Haiti. Daniella is one of those children that "you never know she is there." She is usually...
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The Coconut Tree…Job!

The Coconut Tree…Job!

Here in Haiti, at Love A Child, all the kids have a nickname. We call Job, "yon pye kokoye!" (A coconut tree!) That kid is growing so tall, and I can't keep him in clothes! Job's father, a farmer, had anxiously awaited the birth of his child, but his mother, Mdm Viergielie, had complications when...
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Preparing for Disaster Relief

Preparing for Disaster Relief

Yesterday and today, our teens, along with Lauren (Bryan’s daughter), have been working hard in our warehouse. They are helping to get items prepared for "Disaster Relief." We are thankful to those of you who have sent in blankets, sheets, children’s handmade clothes, etc. because there is a great need now. We also have medications...
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Haitians in Les Cayes Battle Storm in Makeshift Tents

Haitians in Les Cayes Battle Storm in Makeshift Tents

This video was taken by someone last evening in Les Cayes, Haiti. How can the poor Haitians take one disaster after another? Among others, Les Cayes is one of the areas we are trying to help. Please go to our website or give by credit card by calling our headquarters at (239) 210-6107. Pray for the...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

"Our Guide till Death" Since living here in Haiti for over 30 years, we have been through a lot of experiences, most of them taking place in the mountains. The mountains of Haiti are beautiful from a distance, but actually, they are mostly sparse because of the Haitians cutting down trees since the 1950s. Once, when we were...
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The Latest on Tropical Depression Grace

The Latest on Tropical Depression Grace

The wind has been blowing about 30 - 40 miles per hour with a lot of rain. We are fine with no problems here. Our relief efforts have been delayed by a day. We are concerned for those who are suffering from the earthquake, many have no shelter or food. Now, in the mountains when heavy rains come, there are...
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Update on Roselyne

Update on Roselyne

Here is our next "doctor," Roselyne! This picture was taken when she was on her way to our church here in Fond Parisien. We remember like it was yesterday, her father bringing her to us during a Mobile Medical Clinic in the mountains. Her legs were "crossed and crooked." She could barely walk! We decided to take...
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Special Items Needed for Earthquake Victims

Special Items Needed for Earthquake Victims

Dear Friends, As we are getting ready to send supplies to the earthquake victims, we wanted to post some items that are desperately needed that you could send to our office or send funds to buy. NO GIFT IS TOO SMALL. We Need: Large and small tarps, tents of any size. There are mostly large...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

Peace in the storm: "And there arose a great storm of wind, and the waves beat into the ship, so that it was now full. And he was in the hinder's part of the ship, asleep on a pillow; and they awake him, and say unto him, Master, carest thou not we perish? And he...
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The Right Place, the Right Time

The Right Place, the Right Time

Bobby and I wanted to share an amazing story, of how God can lead us to make a decision, even though "it doesn't make sense." I've always wanted Bobby and me to go to Africa for our Anniversary and see "God's creation." We had saved our money for a long time for two African safaris and...
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