Madamn Norah Pierre, like so many poor mothers here in Haiti, must be strong enough to face any situations that come along. When a husband abandons his wife and children there are no laws in Haiti that say, “You must pay child support or go to jail!” Most Haitian men,[…]
“When life gets stormy….” Luke 8:22 Storms are not fun, especially if you are in a small boat in Haiti! It happened to some missionaries and me when we were holding a Mobile Medical Clinic on La Gonâve Island. Bobby did not go because he was ministering in a crusade in the States.[…]
After living here in Haiti for “many years,” I have come to realize how much “Haitians love to dress up!” They especially love the children’s graduations from kindergarten! They buy used clothes and “look like a million dollars!” So today, was our “Love A Child Kindergarten Graduation!” Zoey, the chunky, cute,[…]
Right now, Bobby and Sherry are taking part in the Love A Child Kindergarten Graduation. So cute! This evening around 8 p.m., be looking for more cute pictures of our children graduating. They will be singing, dancing, poetry, and so much more! Kindergarten graduations in Haiti go on for a[…]
“Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem.” When I was a little girl living in Pennsylvania, I remember my mother always telling me that “if we stand with Israel, God will stand with us. But if we turn our back on Israel, God will turn His back on us.” I can[…]
After Ericka’s mother died, she became ill with a horrible skin infection and had severe malnutrition. She was being cared for by a neighbor, but Ericka was constantly crying and scratching. As she grew, she was also severely delayed and developed a speech problem. However, she communicates “very well!” School[…]
Our Jesus Healing Center, sponsored monthly by Joyce Meyer Ministries/Hand of Hope, saves many lives… not only adults and children, but babies and toddlers. All babies and toddlers that come to our Jesus Healing Center are checked over by one of our doctors. Most mothers think their baby is sick,[…]
As Love A Child embarks on its journey to Mon Oreg, Sherry comes across a family where a child is dealing with a profoundly distressing and precarious injury. The touching reality surfaces as parents, driven to find work, leave their young children alone at home, vulnerable to unforeseen dangers. Forced[…]
“A Time for Everything…” We all wish we could live in a “perfect world of peace,” but that’s not always possible. When David was a shepherd boy, watching over his father’s sheep, it was mostly a time when he could sing and play his harp and write music, and Psalms.[…]
Dorissant’s mother died, and his father abandoned him. You would think that Dorissant would have emotional problems but not so! This 12-year-old loves to work and loves to play soccer! His dream is to become a mechanic! He will be going into Junior High. He came to us yesterday wanting to start[…]
