James... Our upcoming accountant! When he was little, his orphanage brothers called him “Ti Pigeon,” or “Little Pigeon.” (He loved pigeons!) To begin with, his mother and father could not take care of him, so he was sent to his uncle, who also could not care for him. That’s when his uncle brought him to...
These pictures are from the “Gwo Maché Mirak” (Miracle Market) distribution yesterday! Before the distribution, we held a meeting with all 330 vendors to discuss plans and improvements for a better year in 2026 at the market. All departments of the market received a box of “Tipanou,” Feed My Starving Children meals, including Farmer John's workers. The...
“Behold, a sower went forth to sow; And when he sowed, some seeds fell by the wayside, and the fowls came and devoured them up: some fell upon stony places, where they had not much earth: and forthwith they sprung up, because they had no deepness of earth: And when the sun was up, they were...
Our Agricultural Training Center's sustainable agriculture courses teach both theory in the classroom and important practical experience by visiting and working in the actual gardens. Wilner, Director of the ATC and primary instructor, balances the ATC students’ classroom experience with practical field experience. This week, the students had a good field visit to our various...
GOD HAS A REMNANT! The world is changing. The church is changing. Seems like the standard of rightness is changing. Some are preaching an anemic gospel. I heard one well-known minister say (concerning sin), “No rules, just love God.” I have made up my mind. I will not go the way of the world. God has a...
These are two of the villages we distributed Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) food to this week. These are "New Letant" and "Old Letant" yesterday. The people were beyond happy! What a great time to end the year with families being fed! Thank you to so many of you for being part of this. Love...
9-year-old Edna Louis and her siblings struggle daily to survive in the village of Grande Ravine, Haiti, often going without food while their mother searches for work. Living in a leaky, handmade shelter, the children care for one another, hoping each day for something to eat; Love A Child brings urgently needed food and hope...
“A Still Small Voice” Have you ever prayed and prayed and asked the Lord for a miracle, or asked Him what direction you should go? When I was young and in church, the pastor would tell us many times that God would give us a sign. Sometimes, the Lord did, but that was rare… I often thought that...
Food distribution update: Oh, what a morning! We left at daylight. Our Haitian team was with us, and Doug Lackey, from Cleveland, Tennessee. Sherry and I, and the team, had great joy in feeding a hot meal to all the hungry children!! Afterward, we returned to Love A Child. Our "grown orphan children" took several thousand meals to "seven more village locations" today!...
“Time to Stretch Out…” We all start small in whatever we do… God blesses “small beginnings.” Bobby and I began preaching on street corners for many, many years. We had an old platform, and our PA cord was run through the window of the home of one of our African American sisters in the Lord....
