This post by Ali Today is the day I have been looking forward to ever since I heard it was happening. Wedding day. It was every bit as beautiful as I thought it would be. We were able to witness 3 couples get married that otherwise would not have been able to. The people
This post by Tonya No palabras….no words that’s how I feel when I go to explain this experience to anyone who asks. Here I go and try anyway. As you drive through town and wonder how there aren’t car accidents every 100 ft. You can see the poverty and the conditions that are lived
The team is getting excited to head back to Haiti to spend time with Jean Jean, Kristie & family and the rest of United Christian's International! Keep your eyes on the blog for updates and be sure to leave plenty of comments to encourage the team. Back to Team
The team is less than a week away from traveling to Honduras to spend time with Pastor Mario, his family and the rest of Cristo Centro Peñasquitos. Check back here in the future to read about the team's experiences while in country. And be sure to leave comments so that we can read them
Wow, it was a busy day, we saw over a 170 patients. It was hopping, everywhere, Dental was cranking them through, we probably helped a few dozen people improve their vision with some glasses, and of course we filled hundreds of meds. Pharmacy was “ all hands on deck” as Jenni says. We were
Dan Today’s blog post is from our whole family. All four of us are on this trip. You’ll get to see the day from 4 different perspectives. We promise we wont read each others’ entries until they are posted. This is Dan’s (dad’s) view of the day. The day started with church at our
Friday started with a HUGE spider crawling up our wall. I am talking HUGE! The kind of spider that you think you can kill from a distance, but the closer you get the bigger it gets and the hairier it looks. We still have spider legs sprinkled on the floor because they were that
Today was definitely life changing for me. It’s not like I have never served before, or been out of the country before or seen people going through hard times, but what will stay for me forever is the attitudes that these people choose to have. If we were in america, you probably wouldn’t see
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The morning greeted us with clear skies and cool breezes. This refreshment was needed for the busy day of ministry. We have been so thankful for the cooks that have taken good care of us and this morning we had oatmeal, toast, papaya fruit and Haitian coffee. We also said farewell to the team
