Day Four – A Cross Set on the Hill
Before I tell you about our amazing fourth day spent in Antigua I would like to express my feeling of the overall experience. This is my first time with Healing Nations and my first medical mission. I am so grateful for this opportunity, that for me, seems to have fallen out of the sky (thank you Reba). God has very recently re-entered my life, or rather he has always
Building Bridges
Building Bridges Today was a day about building bridges. This was the first day to meet our Haitian families. At the beginning, there were some awkward moments and fear of the unknown. Fortunately, one of our team members lead the way and broke the ice between cultures with her gift of humor and boldness. By the end of the afternoon, we had broken bread and laughed together. We now have a better understanding of
We arrived
Glad we made it and happy to be here. Back to Team Page
I am not the Great Physician
I’m writing today’s post from the skies over Miami as we fly home to Utah. It seems surreal to be typing on a computer in a climate controlled plane with clean water, Wi-Fi and snacks. Alas, I’ve been tracked down to write the post though and can’t escape my duty this time….. We were told months before in our planning meetings that a highlight of the trip would be home visits. I definitely looked
Last day of clinic
The team had an awesome last day in clinic, but the power is out at their lodging so they are unable to post tonight. In all, they saw 534 patients in 4 days! Praise god for His strength and provision. Stay tuned in the morning for a post if the power comes back! Back to Team Page
Medical In July
Check back here for reflections from the team as they serve the community! Back to Team Page
Teguci In June
Check back here for reflections from the team as they serve the children and communities surrounding Jericho Ministrie's Villa in the hills above Tegucigalpa Honduras! Back to Team Page
Uncharted In Fiji
Check back here for thoughts and reflections while the team serves in Fiji! Back to Team Page
Humbled
If I had to sum up this week in one word, I would choose ‘humbled’. First, humbled by the fact that I’m even here! The Lord (and Debbie) has given me such an amazing gift to allow me to be back in Guatemala when it wasn’t a thought in my mind two weeks ago. I’m also humbled to serve the Guatemalan people as a student nurse, gaining so much knowledge from the amazing nurses
Soon In Terrier Rouge!
The Bless Go Bless team will soon be in Haiti! Check back here to read their thoughts and reflections... Back to Team Page