Mika Georges… Mika’s mother, Madamn Mercilla, died during complications in childbirth (she had her babies in the mountains, at home). Her father, St. Cappe, could not care for the twins. They lived high in the mountains in the village of Covant, many hours away from us, via four-wheel-drive, then, on[…]
The Haitians say, “Espwa fe viv,” or, “Hope makes you live!” This is so true! When we lose our “hope,” we lose everything! The poor Haitians who are sick, find “hope,” when they come to the Jesus Healing Center, sponsored by Joyce Meyer Ministries — Hand of Hope, they feel that “someone[…]
“God Can Turn the Curse into a Blessing!” Many people do not believe that your enemy can try to put a “curse” on you. They can “try” but God always reverses it! In Nehemiah 13:1 and 2, the Word of God teaches us that in the Book of Moses, it[…]
Zoey is the youngest girl in our Love A Child Orphanage. She is sweet, intelligent, and needs to go on a diet! Ha! We found Zoey as an infant, left on the road to New Letant four years ago. We got her and sent her to the Social Services Dept.[…]
Sherry and I spent some time in the office yesterday. We are resting this weekend. On Monday, we will attend the Feed My Starving Children Conference in South Florida until Wednesday afternoon. We have been partnering together with FMSC for 19 years in Haiti! On Thursday morning, we will return[…]
In this episode, a surge of political upheaval triggers the indefinite closure of the Haitian border, creating a formidable barrier for the Love A Child team to deliver vital food donations. Undeterred, the resilient Love A Child team rises to the challenge, orchestrating a mission to reach families in need[…]
The weeping prophet, Jeremiah, said something so powerful… “Ah Lord God! Behold, thou hast made the heaven and the earth by thy great power and stretched out arm, and there is nothing too hard for thee.” Jeremiah 32:17 So, go ahead and give that problem to the Lord for there is[…]
The first time we saw Jean Edwouard, he was in the village of Old Letant! He was cooking food for a large family because his mother and father had died, and he was now a “restavek” child. In Haiti, when a child’s parents die, they go to live with a[…]
For the last week, since Jackson returned from the Dominican Republic doctor visits, the main “mother of our Orphanage,” Madam Natanalyel, has had to take a picture of his navel twice a day and send it to Jesse, who forwards this information on to Jackson’s doctor… This was Jesse’s latest[…]
“Give God Something Hard to Do” In II Kings, three kings went off to battle… The king of Israel, the king of Judah, and the king of Edom. They had gone about a seven-day journey to fight the enemy, and they went with all their soldiers and their animals. But after[…]
