Easter is next Sunday. He has risen! Tomorrow, Sherry and I, along with some of our older sons (who are over 18 years old), start preparing all the Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) boxes of meals to distribute to many villages in our area. We will be distributing to families "all week long," about 1,904,000 meals....
“… a very present help in trouble.” Psalm 46:1 Have you ever been in trouble? Have you ever faced an angry mob blocking the road with burning tires, and holding gallons of gasoline in their hands? Have you ever been in a four-wheel drive jeep with bad tires about to slip off the side of the mountain?...
"Future Accountant." Each of our older children has a dream. They want to be successful in whatever career they choose. One of our older boys is studying to become a geography teacher, Widlene is a professional cook, Sarah is a hairdresser who also does nails, while Dieuferly, Jean Gardy, and the boys run a restaurant,...
Recently, our second-year Agro-Ecology students at the Agricultural Training Center (ATC) learned how to always have new mango trees for their gardens and the community, as Wilner taught them about our mango project at the Edible Plant Nursery. Our goal is to have many more mango trees planted around Love A Child to provide more...
All my life, I’ve always heard about the “calling of God” to “go into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature.” Couples have sold their homes, and people have left their jobs to move to the mission field… anywhere they felt that God wanted them to go. Many left “by faith” with...
Hi everyone, this is Sherry. I sent “Davidson,” one of our older boys, to go to our Malnutrition Center to check on the babies who are still there. Some have regained health and could leave, but three cannot leave yet. This was Davidson’s report. Sherry “Hi Mom, how are you doing? Here are the pictures...
Anpil Lapili means "lots of rain." It poured here last night. Today, people are making the most of it. Our Agricultural Training Center students are hard at work caring for the vegetable plants through a process called binage. Binage is an important technique that helps loosen the soil, allowing better air circulation and improved water...
In the desolate region of Fon Bwa Blan, where the land has gone dry and growing food is nearly impossible, families fight to survive against overwhelming odds. Love A Child travels to this rural area to bring nourishment and hope to those in desperate need. Among them is Jesumene Ville, a mother of three, struggling...
“Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be open unto you: for every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened.” Matthew 7 & 8 This is a powerful word from the Lord. TODAY ASK, SEEK AND...
You may remember “Kidney” when he was a “little skinny kid” at our Love A Child Orphanage, but he has grown up fast! Kidney was always like a “grown-up,” even when he was a child. He was sweet, obedient, and shy... and still is! He is now 26, and still single! He works at our...
