Our Jesus Healing Center has large crowds waiting to get in every day. They begin coming by 4:00 AM and sometimes sleep on the ground in front of the gate, just to be the first in line. We have had to hire additional doctors to accommodate these crowds. Each poor[…]
Living as a missionary: 12-7-17 8:00 AM
This is what our lives are all about, being a “bountiful eye,” and sharing what we have with others. Imagine being this poor mother, living in an old, ripped tent. Her husband has left her with little children. How is she supposed to feed them and care for them each[…]
Word from the Mission Field – 12-07-17
Don’t give up! “Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labor is not in vain…” 1 Corinthians 15:58 – The Bible says we shall reap in due season if we faint not…go forward, don’t give[…]
Update on Rebecca
This wonderful young girl is Rebecca Burnette. Our Love A Child Director, Nelio Barthelemy, discovered her. He had heard about a little girl that would be sold into slavery as a Restavec. Nelio went back to the town to find the child, and when he did, he brought her to[…]
Word from the Mission Field – 12-06-17
“Steadfast and Unmovable…” We are living in a time where people are so easily discouraged. They often “give up” on God. They whine, murmur, complain…and yet, call themselves Christians. Living in Haiti for 26 has been a great life-lesson for us. We find the Haitian people, once they become Christians,[…]
Update on Kenson
This is Kenson Edmond. He has been with us since he was 4-years-old. He was born in Port-Au-Prince. His mother, Manitha Jean Louis, and his father Nixon Edmond died, and his history is unknown. Since he joined our children’s home, he has been such a joy. He always has a[…]
Read Sherry’s Journal today: 12-5-17 3:00 PM
Imagine that you are living in a very poor village in Haiti, and you and your children haven’t eaten in several days. Constant hunger pains are what it is like for more than half the families living in Haiti. Many of these precious children end up in orphanages, even though[…]
Caps from World Vision: 12-5-17 1:00 PM
All Haitians love caps!! They even wear them to church and to sing in the choir!! These are just some of the many caps that were donated to us from World Vision! We also put caps and donated handmade dresses inside each sack of food given to the families! Thank[…]
Sponsor a child: 12-5-17 10:00 AM
For children in Haiti, life is tough. Many live in horrific poverty. A rural family in Haiti has no opportunity to find work, making it difficult to feed their children. What happens to all these children? Read Sherry’s Journal today, and learn more about the children of Haiti. Our Child Sponsorship program[…]
Word from the Mission Field – 12-04-17
“A Sad Lesson to Learn…” “Whoso stoppeth his ears at the cry of the poor, he also shall cry himself, but shall not be heard.” Proverbs 21:13 – When we first moved to Haiti, we lived up in the mountains and had some poor neighbors around the corner. Each night, we would hear[…]