Ponpdlo is one of my favorite people in Haiti. His wife is having a baby next month. They are sleeping on the ground with too many cracks in their house. He is excited for me to see his baby when I return.
Many signs around for help, or "we need food".
The helicopter that took our patients to the hospital near the airport.
Haitian boy watching the airplanes from an IDP camp.
Vending on the road.
What amazed me too was the normal activites that continued. People have to live and go on in the midst of chaos. God's Spirit was quite evident to our team the entire time. It was difficult to logistically place, feed and sleep the amount of people we had there but we did it and it all worked. Not that we didnt have moments of frustrations by any means but we did faithfully turn to God to make decision and keep Him first even before the medical care. We prayed with many many people in the clinic. We are praying that through the medical care that seeds were sewn that God can continue to water and the fruit of all our service will be evident in Heaven someday. HE continues to be our main focus.
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