Well, day one is done and hopefully the learning curve has been learned. We did get one house completely done, and one house framed and ready to roof.
Along the way we met lots of people, saw where they make the necklaces that all the ladies back home have been buying, and played soccer with some Haitians in the street.
It was a great day and we are all looking forward to what tomorrow will bring and thankful for God’s provisions so far. Here are a couple of pictures.
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Hey, love you guys (& gal) and what you’re doing. For some reason I had a dream about Max last night, just tell him to stay with the group and don’t try to speak some other language – it doesn’t turn out well : )
I was pleased to see there are no nail guns being used!
Ken…you sure it was Max because that sure sounds like something you would say about Nate!
Hannah thinks it is so cool that they are making the bracelets! Very cool!
Praise God! You guys rock!
Praise God. so encouraging to see what He is doing through you guys and gals! I was just thinking this morning how free and blessed we are because of Christ, praying that you all get opportunities to share the hope.
I was just got an email from Brenda with your website — I have my home group in Salina praying for you and your mission as well. Stay safe and well. Many prayers are going up for you and your work!
Hey guys! Looks like hard but very rewarding work! Praying for you all!