Right now, Philimond, our driver has crossed the Dominican Border with Jackson and his nurse, taking him to the Santo Domingo hospital for more tests and updates. Thankfully, Jackson is doing a little better. Please pray for Jackson every day. He must have dialysis for 12 hours per night. Jesse[…]
“God Lifts Up, God Brings Down.” Sometimes, we Christians don’t understand how God can bless someone, “that we don’t think needs to be blessed!” How many times have you heard someone in church say, “I can’t believe they did that and now, they’re coming to church as if nothing ever[…]
Sandraline’s father was a “bicycle repairman.” He made very little money and when Sandraline’s mother died, he was overwhelmed! He brought her to our orphanage and asked if we could take her in. She had sores all over her body and was constantly crying. She was a “mess!” But, I[…]
Bobby and I left Haiti and flew to Kennesaw, Georgia. Jennifer Loudermilk’s father was Jim Loudermilk. He was one of Bobby’s best friends but died almost 25 years ago. Jim would have loved to see his daughter get married, so Jennifer asked Bobby if he would perform the wedding ceremony,[…]
“The Cry of the Poor.” When we first moved to Haiti and saw the poor, especially the children, we began to ask God, “Why are so many children hungry?” After praying, we felt the Lord had said, “I put you there to feed them.” The Bible says, “But whoso hath[…]
When Fabiola’s mother died, her stepfather did not want to care for her, or her brother Wilguens (Jacque). Oftentimes, he left the small children by themselves with no food. Both children became malnourished and that’s when he took them to Social Services, who brought the children to Love A Child.[…]
Sherry and I are here in Kennesaw, GA today to perform the wedding of Jennifer Loudermilk and Luis Perez. I’m standing in place of Jennifer’s father Jim Loudermilk, my dear friend who died almost 25 years ago. I’ve known Jennifer since she was about 4 years old. She has beautiful[…]
The rising gang violence in Croix-des-Bouquets forced people to flee their homes; many ended up in this tiny village of Belvi near the border of the Dominican Republic. Here, they are safe from danger but lack food, water, and proper shelter. Your heart will break as you hear from mothers[…]
WHEN EVERYTHING GOES WRONG! Have you ever had one of those days? We all have… God knows the beginning to the end. “And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose.” Romans 8:28 God[…]
In severe cases of malnutrition, usually, dark hair can turn red or blonde. This is a symptom of Kwashiorkor, a syndrome that’s a sign of critical starvation, often caused by protein deficiency. Kwashiorkor is common during periods of famine and starvation. In the small village of Kangladen, some children are[…]
