Houses for the Homeless |
Our friend Bobby Burnette always says that love is not something you just talk about, but love is something that you do! So when the little stick and mud hut village of Letant burned to the ground and the people had nothing left, FEED A CHILD began working together with Bobby & Sherry and Love A Child to rebuild the whole village with concrete block houses. |
Mud & tick hut village of Letant |
You see how excited these kids are to see their houses going up! |
(Left)Letant village - a small section of 53 houses built after the fire. |
Grandma Louis almost lost her foot when she was run over by a truck. Grandma's foot after prayer and Donna's medical help. |
Then she lost her little stick house (behind her) when it was blown down in a terrible windstorm. |
Well, we couldn't leave Grandma out in the rain and tropical sun, so... up went Grandma's concrete house, complete with furniture. |
(Right) Then there was Lena...who lived in this little hovel, and didn't know about Jesus. See how sad she is? |
(Left) Then Lena found Jesus..., and she got a new house and "real" furniture, too. |
(Right) Now Grandma and Lena have a new neighbor named Antine, who also has a new house and furniture, and is a happy little widow indeed! |
Antine's new house...the envy of the village. Now they all want their houses painted this color! Antine was homeless because her little mud hut had caved in. |
Grandma's beautiful new blue house. The first new house in the village, built after grandma was run over by a truck, and a storm blew her little stick hut down. |
(Right)The tiny stick and mud hut where Egzan and his family of four did live. |
front of their new home, which is now finished and painted. Egzan is now a turned-on Christian because someone cared enough to bless him, Jessline, and their two children with this new house and furniture! |