Friends, tomorrow is #GivingTuesday. Please remember the children in Haiti as you consider giving. You may go to https://loveachild.givingfuel.com/givingtuesday now to make a donation and change a life today and forever. Any amount helps. On behalf of the poor children in the country of Haiti, thank you, and may God[…]
Desperate Faith… Faith is something strong but invisible. We all are given a “measure of faith,” so none of us can say, “I have no faith.” It’s just “what you do with that little bit of faith, that can make a miracle happen.” In Mark chapter two, we see that[…]
Little Kenzy… What a sweet little guy! Kenzy’s father died right before he was born and his mother died “during childbirth.” His parents were from the remote village of Demesseau, Haiti. When the Haitian Pastor brought him to us, Kenzy had severe malnutrition and a skin infection. He has always[…]
“A Praise Report!” As most of you know we have worn out both of our semi-tractors which haul our Feed My Starving Children meals and our rice/bean meals from the port. Last week, Casimi, our semi driver, was traveling to pick up the food from the port. He broke down and had to[…]
“He raiseth up the poor out of the dust, and lifteth the needy out of the dunghill.” Psalm 113:7
Carlos was about a year old when we met him and his mother, Jan. She said they had been “sleeping on the streets.” They apparently had not been able to pay rent and Jan had no husband to help. We, at first, began giving them food each day, but felt[…]
Elizie and all of our Haitian painters (two of whom are our older Haitian children, Joseph and Jean Edwouard) have been working hard. They are putting the white primer on, preparing to paint Monday. The building will be a light blue, trimmed in white! We are hoping to open in[…]
There is no greater thing than to see a life changed “forever.” My best, most unforgettable story was of Joel, the witch doctor we won to the Lord in Old Letant. I know that I have told his story before, but I can still hear him say, “That old Joel that you[…]
Ti Mika (little Mika) is now 12 years old and in 6th grade. What change has come into her life since we first brought her home. She was in a poor village being raised by her grandmother. When we first saw her, she was not even a year old, sitting[…]
“But when thou makest a feast, call the poor, the maimed, the lame, the blind: And thou shalt be blessed; for they cannot recompense thee: for thou shall be recompensed at the resurrection of the just.” Luke 14:13-14 The Haitian people are very precious. At the judgement, the Lord will[…]
