This is what Child Sponsorship does!! These children live in “mud huts” and sleep on “dirt floors” with very little to eat. Their one main meal comes from our Love A Child Christian School! Now, they are learning, eating and knowing about the love of God, and about Sponsors who[…]
These children have never had a toy, or a bag of candy, or anything that has ever looked “like Christmas.” This December, we are going to do a “Christmas Toy Distribution” to the children in the garbage dump. They will receive a nice hot meal, a bag of candy, a[…]
These are just some of the children that we have been helping in a village called, “Nangad.” It is barren and hopeless, with no jobs and no trees. Most of the parents of the children here make a living by looking for sticks to make charcoal to sell. We have[…]
“Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my strength, and my redeemer.” Psalms 19:14 — What we say and what we think is so important…and so relative to the way our day will turn out. Jesus is our[…]
A Haitian Creole Proverb: “Your smile is your passport!” This sweet Haitian man always comes to try to find us when we do Mobile Medical Clinics! Years ago, he was suffering from a bad front tooth that needed to be pulled. Bobby was in the village that day and he[…]
We had a great Mobile Medical Clinic in Lastik, treating 1,288 patients, 90 for eyeglasses, and 79 in wound care with 22 salvations. We also gave out 7,269 medicines to help heal and provide relief. In January, we will be traveling to a village much higher up in the mountains,[…]
The Psalmist said, “Defend the poor and fatherless: do justice to the afflicted and needy.” Psalms 82:3 James said, “Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world.” James 1:27 Paul[…]
This is an update on one of our Sustainability Outreach Programs from Rad Hazelip, Assistant Executive Director, Love A Child: One of our most successful sustainability outreaches is the Poul Mirak chicken co-op. This program helps Haitians help themselves. It has now been operating for more than three years. Poul[…]
Crushing News: At 2:00 AM this morning, we received the sad news that this little baby, who was brought to our clinic, had died. The good news is that he is in the arms of Jesus now. He suffered so much. Our clinic had sent him to another Malnutrition Clinic.[…]
One of the best ways to “Help Haitians help themselves,” is through our sustainability outreaches. Haitians really want to work to improve their lives and take care of themselves. Through our Agricultural Training Programs, we teach them ways to improve their land so they can have bountiful gardens to raise[…]
