On Monday, we finally had the opportunity to serve the
school. The ladies went to classrooms,
and the men began working around the school grounds. Everyone seemed to have a joyful day meeting
the children and getting to know them better.
The best part of my morning was being greeted by the children. They all kiss your cheek and say good morning
to you. It had a way of endearing them
all to me right away. We taught in the classrooms until 1pm, we then gathered
for lunch and then part of the group went into Haiti on “Taxi’s” which are
motorcycles, to go see the market. If
you could see the roads here, you would know that clinging to the back of a
stranger a they zip down these bumpy, rocky, pothole roads was a chilling
thought. But, we all “maned up” and got
on the bike. I wish I could have gotten
a picture of us riding down the road, but I was too busy hanging on! This trip
is really gave us an intimate look at Haitians and the way they live. Those of us that sponsor a child were able to
purchase food for them as gifts.
After the market trip we had some devotional time and then
sat together for dinner. After dinner
each night, we meet on the roof of the school to sing worship songs and talk
about our day.
Tuesday we went back to the classrooms to help and really
get to know the kids and their stories.
Mr. Rob, Mr. Marty and Mr. Scott were playing tag with the kids before
classes began today. This afternoon we
will be visiting an orphanage where 15 kids are staying. Our job there is to just hold the kids and
play with them and show them God’s love.
Later this week we are scheduled to go to a hospital and visit the homes
of kids we sponsor.
Right now we have 1 person with a burn from getting off a motorcycle and another not feeling well. Please pray for out heath and safety.
Thank you all for your prayers. If you leave comments here I will relay them
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Please let Sarita know that "client services" misses her at work! :) and we are sending prayers and good wishes to everyone!
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Sandy