“Judge not, that ye be not judged…” Matthew 7:1 When my mother was alive, she was a “saint.” She never spoke ill of anyone, and she loved everyone, but most of her friends were kinda “nutty.” She had one friend, who was supposed to be a “lady preacher.” I will just call her Wanda. Wanda had...
Can you believe that Noah, Samuel, Kenzy, and Joshua are in school? It seems like it was yesterday we were finding abandoned babies near our gate, left to die. Samuel, second from left, was brought to us by the Department of Social Services here in Haiti... no one was able to care for him. Now,...
We just love "sharing what God has blessed us with." We receive donations of food from Feed My Starving Children each month and our wonderful partners sponsor the enormous shipping costs from the States, across the ocean, and to the Haitian Port; and then, getting this released from Haitian Customs. There is quite a cost...
As many of you know, Dieuferly had some "very bad" surgeries on both his club feet when he was a child. These surgeries have left both feet in excruciating pain and he is on pain pills every day. Lionel's father had held his hand in boiling water when he was young because he got angry...
I know you’ve heard me talk about these scriptures many times. God has seven promises to those who bless the poor. I call them God’s seven supernatural promises for those who help the poor. “Blessed is he that considereth the poor: the Lord will deliver him in time of trouble. The Lord will preserve him, and keep...
"He that ploweth should plow in hope; and that he that thresheth in hope should be partaker of his hope." - 1 Corinthians 9:10 This verse is about sharing the harvest, and I’m sure all of you who garden know the joy of sharing your harvest. Look at the great harvest by the agricultural staff...
We welcomed Mark Ostrander here to Haiti yesterday. He has not been able to come for a while because of all the troubles in Haiti. He will be busy this week! Mark is over all of our construction projects. He is a huge blessing! Good news! Things have been getting better in Haiti. I can...
"The Potter Knows the Clay." Living in Haiti, I have had the opportunity to see "potters" working with clay in Petionville. It was amazing to watch the mounds of pure, "gooey," seemingly, "good-for-nothing" clay, turn into the most beautiful vessels in the hands of the potter. I watched carefully as the clay oozed between his...
Brother and Sister! This is Georges and his sister Stephanie. No one could love their sister more than Georges. Georges drives the heavy-duty equipment here at Love A Child. Stephanie just recently had a baby boy, Christian. Georges and Stephanie are a year apart. When Stephanie’s baby is older, she wishes to go to college...
Today, we had a long, rough trip to Carrefour, to Diquini Hospital. Philemond was driving, and we had Dieuferly and little Lionel with us, and Jean Gardy. Lionel's fingers have fused together since his birth father held his hand in boiling water. He also has one finger that is fused crooked. Dieuferly has horrible pain...
