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Joshua… Off to Church with a Politician’s Smile!

Joshua… Off to Church with a Politician’s Smile!

This is Joshua, one of our youngest! I caught this picture when he was on his way to church!! He loves to sing, but he sings “off-key!” He is growing so fast, I can’t keep him in “church clothes!!” He is “always into something,” and he knows how to “wrap the lady workers around his...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

“For we walk by faith and not by sight.” Il Corinthians 5:7 I really hate walking in the dark. You can’t see where you are going. You might even step into a hole. Faith is a “walk in the dark.” You don’t know how you are going to pay that bill, but that’s where God...
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More Pictures from the Food Distribution

More Pictures from the Food Distribution

Wow! Praise the Lord! Everyone got so much food, they had to have help carrying their big sacks of food home. One person could not carry all the food by themselves! Thank you, partners! We just had to send you more pictures! Thank you so much for blessing the poor! We did it “together!” Six...
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Dieubon AKA “Sponge Bob, Haiti”

Dieubon AKA “Sponge Bob, Haiti”

During a Mobile Medical Clinic years ago, Dr. Falterman laid his eyes on a young boy with “double clubfoot." That little boy was Dieubon. (His name means “God is Good.”) Dr. Falterman and his wife, Debbie, took Dieubon back to the States for several operations, including spinal problems. After healing, Dieubon was returned to Haiti....
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Who is My Neighbor?

Who is My Neighbor?

We all know the story of the Good Samaritan. The story was told by Jesus, in Luke, Chapter 10. Sometimes we may ask ourselves, "Just who is my neighbor?" Your neighbor is the one that is suffering, and Jesus wants you to help him (or her). Since the gangs have invaded many areas of Haiti...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

“We are Always on His Mind.” God is so big and so powerful that we cannot comprehend Him! Yet, He knows when a little sparrow falls from the sky. He knows our name, and everything about us! Isaiah 49:16 declares... “Behold, I have graven thee upon the palms of My hands; thy walls are continually...
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Next to Genius

Next to Genius

When the 2010 earthquake hit Haiti, many orphanages, schools, and other buildings collapsed. We took in children from a handicapped orphanage. When everyone moved back into other buildings, we kept Jean Richard. We soon saw that he was “extremely intelligent!” He taught himself to play keyboard. When time came for college, he wanted to learn...
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LATEST HAITI NEWS UPDATE:

LATEST HAITI NEWS UPDATE:

IMMINENT DANGER: Things are calm here in Fond Parisien. Our children are fine. Several thousand have fled from the gangs to the mountains, sleeping on the side of a road under trees. Some families are with a relative in the mountains in a very small house, no larger than a small living room in America....
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New LAC TV Program “Feeding Haiti’s Children” Begins Saturday!

New LAC TV Program “Feeding Haiti’s Children” Begins Saturday!

Amid severe poverty, a destitute woman struggles to care for her hungry children, yet her unwavering faith shines brightly despite having nothing. Her situation, one of immense hardship, mirrors the plight of many in her community who face daily battles for survival. Moved by her resilience and determination, Sherry Burnette steps in to offer a...
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Word from the Mission Field

Word from the Mission Field

“Is there anything too hard for God?” “Behold, I am the Lord, the God of all flesh: is there any thing too hard for Me?” Jeremiah 32:27 We are serving a God who asks us a question, “is there any thing too hard for Me?” I always go back to the day when Bobby and...
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