We just returned from Mòn Deral. It is such a poor area that I cannot put into words. We gave food to 120 families and had hot, cooked food for the children. It was so touching. As we got ready to get in our car and leave, we saw this[…]

“Your Battles Make You Who You Are…” The Book of Joshua is so exciting! Right before Moses died, he left his “mantle” on the shoulders of a young man, very close to his heart named Joshua. He was “full of faith” and unafraid! His first major battle after the death[…]

This young lady is Fabienne. She was born in Pétion-Ville and lived with her parents until they were no longer able to care for her. Fabienne was sad and hungry when she first came to our Love A Child Children’s Home. We made sure she received three hot, nourishing meals[…]

This team is from the state of Washington. Some of the team members have been here before. For the last three years, some of these people have raised the money and built two houses every year in Miracle Village! The last two houses were for families from the garbage dump.[…]

Our sustainable agriculture outreaches are benefiting countless Haitian children and their families by helping them to learn gardening skills to provide fresh, nutritious food themselves. This morning, Wilner and his staff of agricultural workers harvested this bounty from the gardens near the children’s home. They are able to provide fresh spinach,[…]

Today we welcome all the guys AND one woman all the way from Seattle, Washington! They are putting the roof on the birthing center. Mark and Jesse Ostrander are the team hosts. We’ll have names, pictures and the most amazing story about these guys soon. This is not their first[…]

“The Fork In The Road” “Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat. Because straight is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few[…]

We came to know this sweet boy Lucson Victor during our visits to the remote village of Covant, which is on top of Haiti’s highest mountain. His parents Emile and Oscar Vincent were members of our Love A Child Covant Church. Lucson’s mother died from “childbirth fever” shortly after he[…]

“On their way to Church.” Lucson, with his Bible, and Job, the taller boy with his Bible, are walking Samuel and Noah to church! Haitian people and children love to dress nicely for church. If they do not have good clothes and shoes, they will never go to church. Our[…]

Our girls are so sweet! I was sitting in their room, and we were talking about the upcoming week. I began to tell them how life is outside of Love A Child. I was saying on Monday that I was going to visit three little girls who live in the[…]