I may have posted a story about Dieubon a short time ago but I wanted everyone to know “the rest of the story.” We discovered Dieubon when he was about five years old. He had a double clubfoot. We had been doing a Mobile Medical Clinic when his mother brought[…]
Just look at this wonderful, happy, fulfilling job that Madamn Sonia has!!! She and her daughter, Bebe, were earthquake victims. We built them a house in Miracle Village and Madamn Sonia went “right to work,” teaching young ladies how to make purses and other items from scraps! Then Wilner, who[…]
We are so proud of our Haitian Children here at Love A Child. Jean Edwouard, who is our painter, also has a gift of sewing and doing alterations! He is invaluable! When he found out that we were running out of masks, he made sure that everyone got a “special[…]
“Fear Not!” Someone once said that the “greatest thing we have to fear is fear itself.” I never really understood the meaning of the “spirit of fear” until we moved to Haiti. I have come to find out that Haitians are full of fear. They fear the witchdoctor, an evil spell.[…]
Betina is one of our little sweeties here at Love A Child. She is ten years old and in third grade. She is sweet and always inquisitive. She works hard in the kitchen, with whatever the ladies want her to do! When this picture was taken, it was about 4:30[…]
Almost a year ago, we started working on a new sustainability project to establish a local person in the business of growing and selling vetiver grass. Vetiver grass is a very useful plant that grows well in Haiti. It is valuable for its large, strong root system which stabilizes soil against[…]
WALKING BY FAITH… “For we walk by faith, not by sight.” 2 Corinthians 5:7 At the beginning of our ministry, the Lord told me to fast and pray for 21 days and nights, just on water. I told Sherry that I had to do this by myself. A lady gave me a little shack[…]
Samuel loves to cook! I remember the day when an old Haitian mountain man came down to see us. He was carrying his infant son, Samuel. His wife had died and he had other children to take care of and knew he could not take care of an infant. He[…]
Thank you for another load of rice! This morning our Love A Child workers unloaded another load of rice from the port. Casimir, our container driver, had to go through gangs and very dangerous areas to bring the rice to us. This Friday, we will be purchasing as many fish[…]
“A Big Thank You To Bryon Ray!” We are thankful for all the volunteers through these years who have come and worked in Haiti at Love A Child. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for blessing the Haitian people… a very precious people, especially the children. Bryon Ray came to volunteer[…]
