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We took our show on the road again today. We went to City Solei Church, which isn’t to far from where we’ve been working.
We spent the day with around 60 children teaching them how to be fishers of men. We had a great time coloring, making animals out of Pla-Doh and learning new songs in French Creole.
We gave the principal of the church school hundreds of supplies for the children. Perfect timing since school will start up next Monday for the first time since the quake. We also ran a clinic at the church and saw around 100 people.
Haitians are incredible people. They have nothing yet they are quick with a smile. It’s been very disturbing to see the conditions under which many of them live and then when we are alone it’s difficult not to break down.
Many have homes they could live in but they refuse to for fear of another earthquake. Please continue to pray for them. As always your prayers and comments sustain us.
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Sounds like you guys are seeing some incredibly terrible things. I know when I hear about the people there it makes my life’s problems seem so silly. I am sure you are making a huge difference in such an awful period in these people’s lives. We love you guys!
Ann
Good Morning Everyone! Just got back from church and want you to know that you were remembered and
prayed for there. This blog is touching everyone who reads it, as you are touching so many lives in Haiti. Thank you for giving up so much to give of yourselves there. Have a good day. May God strengthen you as you see and do difficult things.
Tom and Kyle…Here’s your Master’s update. Lee Westwood 12 under, Phil Mickelson 11 under (he had back to
back eagles yesterday) Tiger is 4 back at 8 under.
Keep up the good work. Hope all is well.We are praying for you, and the people of Haiti .Hope to see you soon.
Hey Guys!
Ann told me about this blog. Glad to see things are going well. I like the picture of mom with the cute baby. Elijah would like her. Elijah has his 15 month appointment on Wednesday. He screamed the whole time because he has a little white coat syndrome. He is a little scard after his surgery. He is 32.5 inches tall which is above average, but is only 20.5 lbs. He has lost a little weight after his surgery. Greta is quickly gaining on him. Hope the rest of your trip goes well. We are praying and thinking of you.
Love,
Eric, Jenny, and Elijah
Keep up the good Work!! My thoughts and prayers are with your team. It sounds like and amazing mission trip that is impacting so many lives. Just reading your words the past few days makes me realize how lucky we have it here. The Haitians sound like such grateful people that are eager to find God.
Kelley and I want to make a trip to Haiti in the future.
P.S. Where are the Tom Meyer Pics!