This is Christian. What a sweetie he is! He is now about 14 years old. He was brought to us at the age of five. His mother had died, and his father was in prison. And prisons in Haiti are horrible! Christian is a good worker! He never complains and[…]
The Jesus Healing Center sees so many kinds of sickness and disease each day. This poor woman came from a village that I have never heard of before. This skin infection is all over her body, especially her breasts with large yellow crusty sores. She was extremely depressed, and when[…]
Our newest Love A Child television program, “Poverty,” begins airing tomorrow night on Daystar Television Network at 6:30 p.m. (ET) and will continue throughout the week. Join Bobby and Sherry Burnette as they travel around the country of Haiti from the village where they make mud cookies to the garbage[…]
THE ANGELS OF GOD ARE WITH US! I remember when Pastor Mark Ostrander and I were coming back from building the Savaan Pit church deep and high up in the mountains of Haiti. It was late at night in the pouring down rain. No roads as you would know a[…]
This is Colin, and he’s 11 years old. Colin is a sweet, quiet boy who works hard here at Love A Child. One of his jobs is gathering sticks, weeds, and brush, and helping to keep the yard clean. If the schools ever start back up again in Haiti, he will be[…]
We feel so bad for our two children, Roselyne and Dimelia. One of our drivers, Ezekiel, left with them an hour ago. But Nelio, our Love A Child Haitian Director, just called our driver and told him to “turn back!” He said that the area is so dangerous that they’ll[…]
In the few quiet days we are having right now, with very few riots, Roselyne and Dimelia just received a phone call to “hurry to College Lumier for registration!” Before their entrance, they have to take a test and pass. Roselyne wants to be a doctor and nothing can deter her! She[…]
Hi Everyone! We wanted to share some needs that we have here at Love A Child and other orphanages in Haiti. Haitian children wear “flip flops” every day when they are not in school. In the States, kids wear tennis shoes, but in Haiti, kids live in flip flops that they[…]
I know I have shared this thought with you before, but it so important that we understand that “God always has a better plan.” I was reminded of this when I shared a story with Jessica, one of our missionaries. It went like this… Years ago, when we first moved[…]
Sherry, Doug, Jessica, and I are we twisting at Pastor Claude’s Orphanage! The children are having a blast! We are too! Thank you David and Angie George, Casey and your husband for helping make this dream come true for the children. Thank you Harry for the hula hoops! Having a blast![…]
