"Clothing for the Poor Children..." I just love the scripture that says, "I was naked and ye clothed me..." When we do this unto the least of the little ones, we are really doing it unto Jesus. Thank you, Sharan Oehlman, for the precious clothing you sent to us for the children! We know it...
Here are the latest pictures of the houses being built for the families living in the caves. The families (especially the children) are so excited to be moving into their new houses soon! Sherry, myself, and Oriol are hoping to be with these families on Thursday and Friday of this week, and will be sending...
“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore will not we fear, though the earth be removed, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea…” Psalm 46:1&2 — We are living in a world of chaos and evil is growing more every day. We have the...
We wish to thank our friends at International Aid for all their wonderful donations. One of these was an entire pallet of liquid soap. We have distributed this soap to poor villages, to patients in our clinic and we still have a lot left to give away. This time, we thought we should show you...
Sherry and I, along with all of Love A Child want to wish all the fathers a Happy Father’s Day. May you have a very special Father’s Day! You are the strength and Abraham of your family. When I was two weeks old, I was sent to be raised by Jake and Dorothy Poteet. To...
"And this is but a light thing in the sight of the Lord." II Kings 3:18 — Three Kings were going to battle against the King of Moab. The King of Israel, the King of Judah and the King of Edom. When they had gone seven days towards the battle, they realized there was no water, neither for...
Today, four of our little Love A Child guys graduated from "Kindergarten." The children are Nelson, Lucson, Ti David, and Wiggins. Kindergarten graduation is a big thing in Haiti. Most parents do not have the funds to keep their child in school, so Kindergarten is a big family affair. Everyone buys "fancy dresses" off the street...
In Cité Soleil, life is very dangerous. The whole area is considered one of the worst slums in the Western Hemisphere. The living conditions in these slums are a human tragedy. It was built on a former garbage dump that is overcrowded, with many Haitians living in shacks made from corrugated steel, empty shipping containers,...
Jesse Ostrander's team ended the week with a bonfire at the Love A Child Orphanage!! They had been involved in our Feeding Programs and projects with poor Haitian children. But when they invited Love A Child kids to the bonfire, it went overboard!!! Ha! A lot of happy kids, dancing, singing, playing and eating "marshmallows...
"A Single Candle..." When we first moved to Haiti in 1991, the embargo was on. For three years, we had very, very little electricity. We only had it working five percent of the time. We lived mostly by candlelight. It was amazing what a single candle could do... it would light up the whole room. When...