God bless our wonderful friend Kay Moorhouse. When you have a large home full of growing children, it can be very hard to keep shoes on their feet. We received these wonderful shoes from Kay Moorhouse for our Love A Child children. They were all so excited to receive these sports shoes. They can’t wait...
Babies can’t wait! The dedication of the Birthing Center will be on Friday, March 8th at 10:00 AM. These pictures show Mark Ostrander and our Haitian workers putting in the sidewalks. We just bought 50 rocking chairs for the porch of the Birthing Center. Would you like to join the rocking chair ministry, rocking the...
"Sowing and Reaping." So you, "thought you married Rachael?" It is impossible to plant onions and expect carrots... It is "God's law of sowing and reaping," "seedtime and harvest." Throughout our lives, we are constantly "planting or sowing." But, we can expect that when we have "sown" some bad things, then we will reap the...
This little cutie pie is Ginyia. She is one of our newest Love A Child children. Ginyia is nearly 4-years-old. We gave her this nickname, as her real name was too long! The Department of Social Services brought her to us in June of 2016. Her mother died during her birth when she had a...
This is from our friend David George. He is a Love A Child partner and has blessed many Haitians over the years. What a Christmas party we had tonight at the Love A Child orphanage!!! It was a blast!!! Bobby, Sherry and I had so much fun with the children and the workers. We had...
“Only One Small Candle…” “Neither do men light a candle, and put it under a bushel, but on a candlestick; and it giveth light unto all that are in the house.” Matthew 5:15 – For the first three years we lived in Haiti, we had practically no electricity. We lived by candlelight. We were so poor we could not afford even a...
This young man is Mikael Antoine, though sometimes we call him Ti Mikael (Little Mikael). He came to our Love A Child Children’s Home when he was a toddler. His mother Marie Pheta Julien died shortly after his birth. His father, Jean Marcel Antoine, was so poor he couldn’t take care of Ti Mikael and his older...
Each month, we must bring in eight "40-foot containers" of food to feed the children and families we help here in Haiti. Our friends at Feed My Starving Children donate this delicious food. It costs us a minimum of $10,000 per container to truck the food from Minnesota to Miami. Then it is shipped to...
There is a food crisis in Haiti, more now than ever before. We know we cannot feed “all the children” in Haiti, but we can feed all of those that the Lord puts on our hearts. Food is like gold in Haiti. We struggle to feed our children each month, but we have learned that...
“Who Gets the Short Straw?” Since Bobby and I have moved to Haiti, we have had years of “near death” episodes. In 1996, Bobby was diagnosed with Stage Three Melanoma Cancer and given only a short time to live. God healed him! We lived three years (1991-1994) with no electricity, and there were violent crimes...
