Here are two thoughts that the Holy Spirit has given me through the years. They burn within my heart every day. Faith is not something we just talk about, but faith is something we do. Love is not something we just talk about, but love is something we do! Everyone can talk it, but can we walk[…]
Fifteen-year-old Mika is completely the opposite of her twin sister. She is passionate about school (10th grade) and wants to learn computers as a future job. She is passionate about math and soccer. Mika is also learning how to play the keyboard! Working in the kitchen is not “work!” She[…]
A WAVE OF GOD’S HOLY SPIRIT! Last night was the second night of the “League of Pastors Crusade” at the marketplace. (Gwo Maché Mirak). Oh, we all felt the presence of the Lord so strong! Many Haitians were crying and rejoicing in the Lord. Many came to know the Lord![…]
“He is not here; for He is risen!” Wow! How would you feel today, if you had not heard those words? You would think, “Yes, there was a Jesus, but He was crucified.” But, the good news that keeps you and I going each day, through trials, heartaches, pain, and[…]
Miliana is now 17 years old! We found her while doing a Mobile Clinic. We had been to this village of Madamn Bauje, but this was the first time we had ever seen a child with this horrible skin condition. It looked like small “tree trunks or stubs,” growing out[…]
Tomorrow, Easter, is a huge holiday here in Haiti! All the churches will be having wonderful services! There will be choirs singing and it will be just a wonderful time of worship! But for today, the children here at our orphanage will have lots of fun! Each year, we let[…]
“The thing you don’t know, is greater than you…” A Haitian Creole Proverb. A short time ago, Nini, one of our staff here at the orphanage (a cook), became very sick with her blood pressure and was unable to breathe well. We took her to our Love A Child Clinic,[…]
FOOD IS LIFE! These pictures are from yesterday… Food is being unloaded in “Anse a Veau, “South Haiti. We were able to purchase several truckloads of rice, beans, and cooking oil. Thank you very much to an anonymous donor family for making this gift of love possible. PTL!! In[…]
“Give Your Way Out” If anyone can say “they were poor and went through hard times,” Bobby and I can. We only had $40 saved up to get married, and my older brother, Bob, gave us $100 at our wedding. That was not much to start a married life, rent[…]
Kenzy is four years old. He’s like an old man in the body of a child. His father died, and then his mother died. Kenzy was abandoned! A Haitian pastor found him and brought him to us. He had severe malnutrition, was full of sores, and extremely frail. We discovered[…]
