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It All Starts with the Seed

The Lord will give the harvest. It all starts with the seed.  I’m so proud of Wilner and all of the Agricultural Training Center workers. I remember when the land was dry and barren. There were only cacti on the land. Now, we are having a harvest two and three times a week. This week I enjoyed seeing our children eating some of the vegetables.  In our ATC school, we teach many Haitians how to grow and produce better crops. It’s about sustainability, helping Haitians to help themselves.  Thank you, Rad Hazelip, for your vision and for putting this all together.[…]

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Word from the Mission Field

“A Thermostat or a Thermometer?” Years ago when I was dating Bobby, I went to church and we had a lady “evangelist.” I do not remember her name, but she was really a woman of God. Even though she wore her dresses a “little long” and was a little “old[…]

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Miracle Man!

About 20 minutes ago, we found out from Nixon, our administrator of the Jesus Healing Center, that Miscadin Estenio, the young man who had the horrific knife attack and survived, gave his heart to Jesus today! We have a local pastor whose passion it is to pray with the people in[…]

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A Miracle Story Reminiscent of Lazarus

Our Jesus Healing Center is saving lives! Listen to this story of a miracle. On August 7th, a young man named Miscadin Estenio from Miracle Village was excited to have a new motorbike! He got a call from someone saying they would pay him to take them to Old Letant, but it was a trap. When Estenio arrived in the mud hut village of Old Letant, a man started stabbing him in the neck and chest to steal his motorcycle! He fell to the ground, nearly dead. Somehow, the people of[…]

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What’s Cookin’?

Our girls at the Love A Child Children’s Home love to cook because they love to eat! They are always trying out a new recipe on their brothers and sisters, but they don’t mind it at all. Wideline is giving cooking lessons each Friday, Saturday, and Sunday! (She is the one with the long dark braided hair.)  She is very mature and really helps me a lot! Our macaroni in the States usually has a lot of cheese but the girls came up with a different kind that has all kinds of garden herbs in it! They passed it out to all of their brothers and sisters for a taste test. It was spicy but very good![…]

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Word from the Mission Field

“And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” Galatians 6: 9 Let us not be weary in doing good. Let us not grow tired in helping others bless the poor. The Lord is saying, “… we shall reap, if we faint not.” A harvest[…]

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Mika…the Quiet One…

With all twins, you usually have two “opposites.” With Mika and Mikalange, the same is true. Mika is slow-moving and “quiet.” She does not raise her voice…you may not even know she is there, but she is intelligent and hardworking! She will do anything you ask her to do. She loves[…]

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Slowly but Surely!

Work continues on our new Jesus Healing Center. We had 15 more workers come in today to begin to lay the tile. They are “tile experts!” The picture of the big posts and men working is where the ambulance will drive up for emergencies. (We have LOTS of emergencies here[…]

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Latest News Reports of Rivers and Roads Flooding

We are hearing reports of rivers flooding in certain areas of Haiti, and some roads are flooded. I received a call from Pastor Souffrance who is up in Peyi  Pouri. He told me that a lot of the poor people have lost their tin roofs, as well as some of their animals. He is going to two villages further up (i.e. Badgi) and will give us a report when he comes[…]

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Latest News on Tropical Storm Laura

The tropical storm that hit the Dominican Republic and Haiti yesterday killed at least 13 people in the Dominican Republic. The death toll in Haiti so far is 11… A female doctor was driving with her baby when she saw the storm and flood of water! She took her baby[…]

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