"And if you give yourself to the hungry and satisfy the desire of the afflicted, then your light will rise in darkness and your gloom will become like midday. And the LORD will continually guide you, and satisfy your desire in scorched places, and give strength to your bones; and you will be like a watered garden, and like a spring of water whose waters do not fail."                                               - Isaiah 58:10-11

 What is the meaning behind MLH?

       Looking around the face of the planet, one of the most strikingly beautiful characteristics of children is their innocence. Jesus loved the children and taught us that if we don't approach God like a child, we will never see Him.

As beautiful and captivating as the innocence of these little ones is, there is a force that gnaws away at this child-like beauty from the moment of birth. Usually this devastation has run its course by the time a child completes adolescence.

     From the streets of Cambodia, (where the virginity of ten year-old girls is at a premium on the sex tourism market), to the bush of Uganda, (where young boys are taken to be brainwashed of their simplicity by merciless violence), the mass onslaught is under way.  The goal of this pillaging is to ravage human minds and spirits of what song writer Matthew Perryman Jones calls, "Echoes of Eden,” and what Solomon called "eternity in the hearts of man."

    MLH is an outraged, extended, compassionate fist that declares to the anti-innocence forces in the universe, "You will not have our little ones, but, even if you've already gotten to a few, there is still a wellspring of internal revitalization available for each hurting child."

M'a ban nou ankò tou sa nou te pèdi pandan tout tan bann gwo krikèt yo, ti krikèt yo, ti chini yo ak gwo chini yo te devore rekòt nou yo.

The Lord says, “I will give you back what you lost to the swarming locusts...                                                                       (Joel 2:25)