We want to thank our partner Dr. Pat Webster, who helps with our Mobile Medical Clinics and much more, and also many of our other partners for their generous support and sacrificial gifts to build this fourth wing of our Love A Child School. Until now, we have had to[…]
Sherry and I are in the States for our Love A Child Board of Directors meeting in Fort Myers, Florida. The Bible says “There is safety in the multitude of counsel.” We love and appreciate all of our board members. We all have a passion for the children of Haiti.[…]
Among the poorest of the poor, there is always a great need for clothing and warm blankets. As winter comes to Haiti, the mountainous areas become very cold and damp at night. We are distributing clothing and blankets to the many poor Haitians, who lost so much during Hurricane Matthew and[…]
This is Moses, one of the children living in our orphanage. His mother gave birth to him in an outhouse and dropped him down into the filth, leaving him to die! An older Haitian man heard his faint cry, broke up the wooden toilet, and tied a rope around his[…]
“Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear.” – Hebrews 11:3 – I believe more in the invisible than the visible. Have a blessed day! Bobby
This is Dieubon, and his name means “God is good” in Creole. When Dieubon was born, he was suffering from malnutrition and was born with clubfeet, as many children are in Haiti. There was no money for a doctor or hospital; his mother didn’t know what to do. But God[…]
It’s amazing how God answers prayers! Chuck Martindale is one of our missionary friends that we share food with each month. He said he remembered the first time we met, because just before he came to see us a Haitian Pastor told him he was completely out of food for his[…]
“If there be among you a poor man of one of thy brethren within any of thy gates in thy land which the Lord thy God giveth thee, thou shalt not harden thine heart, nor shut thine hand from thy poor brother: But thou shalt open thine hand wide unto[…]
This is Wilner. We nicknamed him “Pistache” (Peanut) because when we took him in, we had another Wilner. At the age of 15, Wilner was severely malnourished and dying. He looked like a child of seven sitting on my lap. I was shocked to know that he was 15. He[…]
This is an area located in southern Haiti, near Nippes. The hurricane left deadly destruction, and a massive loss of crops. The results now are hungry, sick and wounded poor people. We will be taking a Disaster Mobile Medical Clinic team to this area soon. We are working on the[…]
