“Rock-Solid” The men have been hard at work pouring the concrete foundation of the new Love A Child Mechanics Shop. This building will be used to maintain and repair the many Love A Child vehicles that we use for ministry. The foundation must support a very heavy load. From huge[…]
We are all so proud of this young man. If you look at him today, he looks like a completely different human being than when he was first brought to Love A Child. We truly serve a miracle working God. Moses’ entire existence has been, and continues to be, a[…]
Imagine having no water at your house; no cooking, no bathing, no cleaning. It would definitely complicate your life in a major way. Now imagine you have no water in your entire city with no ability to get relief or repairs: no public works department, no on-call emergency response crew,[…]
“Shine On” If you have ever walked up to the Love A Child Children’s Home at night, you would agree that it is a beautiful sight. The building’s lights are solar-powered and illuminate the dark Haitian backdrop. When night falls, the surrounding village becomes completely dark, but the Children’s Home[…]
Oh, what a day in Glacier National Park!! Our son, Jonathan, and his wife, Julie, drove 1,500 miles with their travel trailer to surprise us on my birthday. What an awesome surprise! Jay and Robin, our friends, drove 5-1/2 hours to come and show us around the park. They brought[…]
Ti Mika, (Little Mika) is now 14 and in 9th grade! It was “just like yesterday,” that we were in the village of Madamn Bauje. We were filming a Love A Child program when I saw a poor, elderly grandma carrying around a dirty, tiny baby with red hair… very[…]
I want to thank everyone who sent in birthday wishes yesterday. You were so kind and thoughtful. You lifted my heart. Thank you again. Update: Pastor Mark Ostrander is there now at Love A Child, preparing for future teams coming to Haiti. I do believe very soon, the gangs will[…]
Take a look at this family. When I look at the smiling faces sitting in front of their mud hut, I see joy. They do not have much. Some do not even have shoes. But they have joy, real joy, the kind of joy that does not come from possessions[…]
Jessica (also called Ada), is now 17. Her dream is to be a doctor. She does not waste any time. She volunteers to work in our Birthing Center. She has been running the ultrasound. She is so sweet, kind, and quiet. She is always somewhere working or helping. She loves[…]
Imagine that you are living in a very poor village in Haiti, and you and your children haven’t eaten in several days. Constant hunger pains are all too common for more than half the families living in the poorest villages throughout Haiti. Bobby and Sherry reach out to these hungry,[…]
