You know that our Agricultural Extension Training classes have been very successful in helping Haitians to learn methods to help themselves with gardens to provide food for their families. Now, we are taking student registrations for the new “Poul Mirak chicken school.” One of the objectives of the Poul Mirak[…]
Today, we are in New York getting ready to go to see Sheline, one of our first Haitian children that we took in when we started our Love A Child Children’s Home, many years ago. We took in Sheline, her sisters Julanne and Jonise and their brother Berry. (The tallest[…]
“Paying the Price is Never a One-Time Experience…” ~ Kathryn Kuhlman Mark 10:21 and 22 are to me, some of the saddest scriptures in the Bible. Jesus told the story of the rich young man who came to Jesus and wanted to know how to have eternal life. He had kept all[…]
Since the last hurricane, the mountain roads to the village of Peyi Pouri have been devastated. Thousands of rocks have fallen from the top of the mountain. The dirt road has been washed away, and there is “only one road up!” Pastor Souffrance, from our Peyi Pouri Church, got the[…]
Just look at these little “rascals!” They received Hula Hoops from our friends, Harry and Caren Watmuff! I haven’t seen Hula Hoops since I was a kid, but I had one that I loved. I was really good at it, but if I had to do this now, I’d probably[…]
More jobs are possible for Haiti! Recently, the slaughterhouse got a real boost by a new customer bringing five special cows to be processed. These five cows are a project by John Draxton, a cattle farmer from North Dakota, to demonstrate that Haitian cattle can be improved by improving the[…]
From Rags to Riches… That’s how these little girls feel when they put on a new dress!!! I have seen children in Haiti make dresses out of burlap sacks and sew shoes together with inner tire tubes. You will never know how much these children appreciate things like dresses, sandals,[…]
“If I have withheld the poor from their desire, or have caused the eyes of the widow to fail; Or have eaten my morsel myself alone, and the fatherless hath not eaten thereof; If I have seen any perish for want of clothing, or any poor without covering; If I[…]
You may remember this cute young boy! His name is Job Augustin. His mother Viergelie St. Bonheur died while giving birth to Job, and his father Elius Augustin was unable to care for him. His father took him to another orphanage in Haiti, who then contacted us to see if[…]
Our friend Carole Stufflebeam stopped by yesterday and spent the night. Everyone was glad to see her. She used to be the administrator at the Jesus Healing Center. Her husband Bob works in the warehouse at Love A Child’s Fort Myers office. Mark Ostrander came in yesterday afternoon. He will[…]
