This morning, we just returned from the mountains of Peyi Pouri. It was “unusually cold” and “extremely windy” in our sleeping tents. Each night, we felt as if the tents would blow away, with us in it! Pastor Souffrance and his church people had worked hard on the roads for[…]
Today, Bobby, Sherry and the Mobile Medical Clinic Team will return from the mountain village of Peyi Pouri. When they return, we will learn all about the patients and the types of ailments this group of volunteers treated. They were the hands and feet of Jesus caring for the poorest[…]
“Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” Hebrews 11:1 – Your faith shows up when you believe the Word of God and march forward living it. Walking in faith is believing the Lord. Faith works best when it is practiced daily. Faith[…]
Have you ever thought about what it is like to live with 80 children ranging from newborn through college age? Bobby and Sherry live at the Love A Child Children’s Home with all the orphans and work to meet the needs of all these precious children. The Children’s Home started[…]
Do you know about the Poul Mirak Co-operatif (Miracle Chicken Co-op)? It is a unique enterprise designed to help Haitians help themselves. This project is located at the Grand Miracle Market and is a one-of-a-kind model for long-term sustainability with a goal of equipping, training and mentoring Haitians to begin[…]
Today, thousands of poor Haitian children will not eat a nutritious meal. Some of these poor children will be given salt water to drink to make their stomachs feel full. Some will go through trash looking for something to sell or something to eat. Some will eat mud cookies to[…]
“What is that in thine Hand?” That’s what God is asking you today. What is in your “hand?” That’s what the Lord asked Moses, and what was his reply? “A Rod.” God said, “Throw it on the ground,” and when he did, it became a snake. Exodus 4:1-3 Did Moses[…]
Our Love A Child feeding program is the bridge that helps provide relief to Haitians, and our goal is to help Haitians help themselves. This means learning to garden and grow food that can be used to sell or feed their families. Our Agricultural Training Center (ATC) is a “LIVING[…]
Most poor children in Haiti never have a chance to get an education because their parents are struggling to find enough food for the family and cannot afford to send the children to school. These children spend their days helping with chores and searching for food. Going to school is[…]
Bobby, Sherry and the volunteer team are in the mountain village of Peyi Pouri conducting a Mobile Medical Clinic. This team will provide the only medical care many of these people will ever receive. There are no doctors, nurses, or aspirin in this area. The team is on top of[…]
