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“Leaving Food for the Stranger…”

Some people nowadays do not understand the importance of “feeding the hungry, the poor, and the stranger.” In the Book of Leviticus Chapter 23:22, the Lord told Moses to speak to His people and tell them, “And when ye reap the harvest of your land, thou shalt not make clean[…]

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Our Sarah…

She and her brother, Joseph, were brought to us all the way from the high mountains of Covant, Haiti. (The real name of the village is Bel Fontaine.) They both had severe Kwashiorkor malnutrition, caused by eating the wrong kinds of food. They were in horrible condition, and they would[…]

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“Saving Angeline…”

We know everyone has heard of and seen on TV the stories of the gangs in Haiti and the missionary couple who lost their lives. But poor babies, toddlers, and poor children in Haiti are dying from hunger and malnutrition as a result of the gangs. These are things they[…]

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TRAVEL UPDATE:

Thank you for your prayers. We landed in Atlanta yesterday with no problems from Haiti via the Dominican Republic. We had a nice dinner with a former missionary of Love A Child named Doug Lackey and his new wife Marianne. We had a wonderful time of fellowship! They are two[…]

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Word from the Mission Field

These are the words of Jesus, “Launch out into the deep, and let down your nets for a draught.” Luke 5:4 Simon Peter had told Jesus, “Master, we have toiled all the night, and have taken nothing.” Luke 5:5 When they did what Jesus said, they caught a multitude of fish![…]

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Future Math Teacher, Mackenson!

When I first saw Mackenson in the arms of his father, I thought, “Surely this toddler will die.” But, I was “more than shocked” when I found out that this “toddler” was seven years old! Malnutrition had stolen many years already. We had to bring him back to Fond Parisien[…]

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Travel Update

Sherry and I arrived at the Santo Domingo airport at 4 a.m. We will be changing planes in Miami for Atlanta, GA. This week, I will be marrying Jennifer and Luis. We’ve known Jennifer since she was a little girl. Her dad had passed away, he was my dear friend.[…]

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Word from the Mission Field

If we doubt, we will do without. If we believe, we shall receive! “But let him ask in faith, nothing wavering. For he that wavereth is like a wave of the sea driven with the wind and tossed. For let not that man think that he shall receive any thing[…]

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Future Nurse!

Rachael… Her real name was Nazalie, but she was so pretty we thought she looked more like a “Rachael.” Her real mother kept bringing this sick baby to me. She was overcome with having another baby, a sick one, and didn’t want her. We agreed to take her in. Rachael[…]

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Let’s Go to Church!

Attending a church service in Haiti has many things in common with the states, and many things different. The Haitians really respect their church and their pastor. But, as many in the U.S. might leave their church for one reason or another, a Haitian would probably “leave claw marks on[…]

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