If safety permits, we will be going tomorrow to the garbage dumps of Truttier, near Cite Soleil – a very dangerous area. We will be taking food donated from Feed My Starving Children and clothing to the poor living there. The boys from our orphanage and some of our workers[…]
Our Love A Child Missionary Kaeli Fletcher leaves Haiti today to fly to Dayton, Ohio, to pick up Miliana, one of our orphan children, and bring her back home. Miliana has been staying with the Nolan family for months, while receiving extensive dermatology treatments by Dr. Cairnes. Miliana has a[…]
“Giving your all…” In Matthew 14:15-21, we read the story about the miracle of Jesus feeding the five thousand. “And they say unto him, We have here but five loaves, and two fishes.” Matthew 14:17 – Now how could you possibly feed 5,000 people with this small amount, but Jesus[…]
Tomorrow we welcome Mark Ostrander, his son Jesse Ostrander, and his son Branden Ostrander who will be working on Gwo Maché Mirak (Grand Miracle Market). It looks like Branden Ostrander is a chip off the old block! These guys are heroes of the faith and the defenders of the poor. Love[…]
When we first moved to Haiti, we had very little electricity. We had blackouts 90 percent of the time. We learned to live by candlelight. It was amazing how dark it could be until you “lit that candle.” The Lord calls us “candles.” “Ye are the light of the world. A[…]
Starting on February 10th at 11:00 AM and over a three-day period, there will be a great event for the Gwo Maché Mirak! Mark your calendar! We will be unveiling our newest project. Come and see what the Lord has done! Gwo Maché Mirak (Grand Miracle Market) is a sustainability project helping Haitians to help themselves.[…]
Have you ever received “bad news?” All of us do at one time or other in our lives… But today, God is saying to you, “I am the God who can turn bad news into good news.” In II Kings 20:1, King Hezekiah received “bad news” from the prophet of[…]
This little girl is from the village of Dennigon. She is tortured with malnutrition, has dry skin, a bloated belly, and dry, straw-like red hair. Hunger is Haiti’s biggest enemy of their innocent children. Try going one day without any food at all, and you will feel “just some of[…]
Our wonderful missionaries Ken and Barbara MacMannis, who have served Love A Child faithfully for three years, will be retiring on May 1 of this year. They want to spend more time with their children and grandchildren, and told us back in December the time has come to find their[…]
Sometime ago, the Lord gave me this thought, “Love is not something you just talk about, love is something you do.” A lot of people can talk, but they can’t walk the talk. “By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to[…]
