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Haiti Couples 2011

A Day in Port au Prince

We arrived in Port au Prince yesterday and are staying at a lovely guesthouse where Medical Teams International are headquartered from Haiti.  Enjoyed AC last night and great meals.  Tonight, we ate rice and beans, bar b qued chicken, green beans, all yummy.  We’re always so hungry!  Dreaming of cheeseburgers at Miami airport tomorrow!  Today … Continue reading »

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Haiti FTC – Day 5, Children and the Word

On day 5, after an exciting 2 hour drive up the mountain, we worked in another coffee nursery, played with local children, colored Bible story pictures, and taught crafts and Bible stories to over 100 children in a small village church, and visited a local hilltop market.     Children are proud of their colored … Continue reading »

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Haiti Family Teams for Christ, Day 4

On Monday, we  drove almost 2 hours high up into the mountains to work with our new friends at a new community coffee nursery and to visit children at a school next to the nursery.   It appears that almost all school in held in local churches.

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Haiti Team 6/12

What a wonderful and interesting trip this has been so far.  Today (Sunday) we drove straight up a mountain to the rural village of Chadrack, where we arrived just in time to join a precious congregation singing and worshiping in the clouds.  We filed in and sat on handmade benches and were warmly welcomed by these … Continue reading »

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Haiti Team has arrived!

We arrived at Port au Prince this afternoon with no problems.  Beautiful view from the air of the island of Hispanola!  On the ground, we witnessed up-close,   earthquake rubble and trash pushed to the sides of the road, and hundreds of makeshift tents, some as small as a pup tent, erected along the roadside–people everywhere with … Continue reading »

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