Our “four-wheel-drive” trucks and our cruiser grunted up the mountain and across the rocky riverbed and then through a dirt road, to arrive at La Roche, Haiti! One of our food trucks, named “George” climbed that mountain, “like a pro!!” Already standing in line, singing, were 300 mothers, who came[…]
We just returned from La Roche, Haiti. We’ll have more pictures this evening with a report. We passed out 64,800 Feed My Starving Children meals. Some children had not eaten in two or three days. We also cooked a hot meal while we were there, and served many children. They[…]
“It is Well…” Run now, I pray thee, to meet her, and say unto her, Is it well with thee? is it well with thy husband? is it well with the child? And she answered, It is well. 2 Kings 4:26 In 2 Kings 4, the prophet Elisha is praying for[…]
As many of you may know, Florence is still in Italy finishing up her last years of “staj,” or in-house training. She is nearly finished and will be able to find a job as a “Radiology Tech.” But while she was “on her job” in Italy, she developed excruciating pain[…]
Jackson and the medical team are headed to Haiti. The doctors gave the “all clear” to go home late last night. Jackson had a full week in Santo Domingo. He saw several doctors and had tests to make sure everything is working well with the dialysis. Because of a low[…]
“Praise ye the Lord. O give thanks unto the Lord; for He is good: for His mercy endureth for ever. Who can utter the mighty acts of the Lord? Who can shew all His praise?” Psalm 106:1-2 Can you praise the Lord when you are in the valley? Can you[…]
Betina was abandoned by her parents when there wasn’t enough food for all the children. She was rescued by some Haitian social workers. They took her from her parents and then called us to ask if we would take her. We did!! Betina loves dolls and drawing. This sweet twelve-year-old[…]
A lot of people have been asking if things are better since Kenya arrived with police/troops. I can only say what I know is happening out here in our area. Nothing has changed or happened. We live on the main commerce road from the Dominican Republic up through Croix-des-Bouquet into[…]
“Who’s Fighting the Battle?” “Who’s fighting your battle?” There are many times in our lives that we will be fighting a battle. That battle may be about you, your children, your situation, your job… anything! But sometimes, after we have been fighting and fighting, God says, “… be not afraid[…]
Job came to us “after a Haitian Pastor” carried him for hours down a mountain. He had been sent to another orphanage but they did not have room. Job is now 15 and about as tall as a “coconut tree.” He is sweet and quiet, and you never know he[…]
