We are so proud of Dieuferly, Fabienne, and Georges, three of our children from our Love A Child orphanage. They passed their “Philo test,” which was very, very difficult. Dieuferly is studying videography and editing; Fabienne wants to go to college to become a dentist, and Georges is attending classes[…]
Sherry and I want to give the Lord thanks and thank you for your prayers. I got up at 2:00 AM this morning and saw Hurricane Maria hitting Punta Cana, Dominican Republic hard where our Love A Child Missions House headquarters is for the Dominican Republic. We had staff inside.[…]
“A Child without an education is like a blind man, walking in darkness.” The children from Miracle Village and the surrounding areas are so thankful for their new, beautiful school!! Haitian children love school! It is “more valuable than gold,” to them! We want to thank Joyce Meyer Ministries—Hand of[…]
“God gave him another heart…” 1 Samuel 10:9 – We all know the story of how God chose Saul to be king of Israel… Years ago, an elderly lady friend of ours shared a story. Her daughter had gotten pregnant, had a baby, and had to come home to stay with[…]
I think you will remember this young man. This is Jean Edwouard, and he has been living at the Love A Child Orphanage for many years. His parents were killed in a hurricane and Jean Edwouard was left to live with relatives in the old village of Le Tant. When[…]
Mark Ostrander left Haiti early this morning to be with his son, Jared, who will need surgery. We just got the report today. Please remember Jared in your prayers. He was supposed to have surgery at 11:30 AM today, but they have postponed it. They are waiting on blood work[…]
Broken Focus: “Wherefore the rather, brethren, give diligence to make your calling and election sure: for if ye do these things, ye shall never fall…” 2 Peter 1:10 — Today, don’t let your focus be broken. It’s so easy as you walk toward what the Lord is calling you to[…]
We welcome Mark Ostrander to Haiti today. He has come to Love A Child more than 400 trips now to work so hard! Here he is today standing by John Eddy, the head of our great Haitian construction workers. They are standing in front of one of the new school[…]
The baby who was abandoned at our front gate, (we are calling him “Joshua,” for right now…) is doing a little better. But he will be transferred to another hospital either today or tomorrow. That hospital is L’hopital de Nos Petits Freres et Soeurs, which is the best hospital in[…]
“Behold, I am the Lord, the God of all flesh: is there anything too hard for me?” Jeremiah 32:27 — When I was two weeks old, my mother went insane, and they took her away for 21 years to an insane asylum. On the 21st year, there she was watching[…]
