We had a wonderful and busy year in 2018. We were able to help the children of Haiti and their families in so many ways. Here is the first in our series of the Medical Outreach highlights for this past year. We were so blessed to bring our Medical Outreach[…]
Here are some new pictures taken of the Jesus Healing Center this morning. The people start coming about 3:30 AM, to get a place in line. We are seeing all the pregnant mothers here until the new Birthing Center is finished. Each day, we have a lot of ER cases[…]
A lot of people can talk it, but can’t walk it! “Yea, a man may say, Thou hast faith, and I have works: show me thy faith without thy works, and I will show thee my faith by my works.” James 2:18 – James is saying, “FAITH produces works!” A[…]
Look at our little Samuel from our Love A Child Children’s Home! Samuel came to us about two years ago from the Social Services of Haiti. Samuel has always been very laid back and just “goes with the flow.” He is very calm, loves to be hugged and kissed on,[…]
This little girl from a poor mountain village (left side in the photo) has the signs of Kwashiorkor malnutrition. Unlike Marasmus malnutrition, which typically are skinny and boney children, Kwashiorkor kills more children and babies. They are not able to get rid of water retention. This type of malnutrition also[…]
Toys for Children… We love to give honor to our friends and partners who spend their time making things for the poor children of Haiti. Just look at these wooden cars from “Tiny Tim’s Foundation for Kids.” What a wonderful ministry! The children in our schools come from very, very poor families. I doubt[…]
“It’s Bigger Than You Are!” The Haitian people have a lot of Creole Proverbs that have been passed down from generation to generation. Sometimes, there is a hidden meaning in the proverb, but most times, it is just “good thoughts that have been handed down from grandmas and grandpas.” One[…]
Happy Sunday! We hope everyone has had a blessed Sunday. It is such a beautiful day here in Haiti! After church, and after the kids ate lunch, we loaded up and headed to the lake to cool off a little bit. Here are a couple of pictures of the kids[…]
Going to church in Haiti means, “dressing up in your best clothes!” In most churches in the States, the church is more “relaxed,” but not for the Haitian people. They would never go to church in flip-flops or shorts. This is their custom. They love dressing up, and they love[…]
“Let everything that hath breath, praise the Lord.” Psalm 150:6 — When King David set up the tabernacle of the Lord, he put a lot of thought into the “praise” and worship. (1 Chronicles, Chapter 25) He instructed the sons of Hamas (who had fourteen sons and three daughters) to[…]
