Amy taught the older girls about labor and delivery. They were very interested in the model of the placenta!
Cathy painted more cabinets!
Greg cut out countertops for the cabinets. What a team this couple makes!
Yes, it can rain in Haiti as we found out on our looong drive back from La Hatte.
One of the abnormalities we saw in the children this week--an extra finger bud. Andrea saw several patients from the La Hatte community--a lot of malnutrition!
Our Canadian friend (aka worship leader), Brad, gave Darren a lesson.
Shari led a seminar on bereavement at the Bible school.
Mark apparently wasn't satisfied with Jeff's work! Does Heather agree?
Tricia taught more about lactation to the La Hatte ladies.
Liane has provided many delicious meals for us; Andrea had her turn to be kitchen's helper.
Jeff, Steve, Brad, and Allen investigated the conditions of a cistern in La Hatte.
Jon and Steve ARE hard workers but deserved a moment of rest.
Russ's job was top secret but he wanted you to see one of our many pets! Dean continued more roof work at MPCA, Krystal helped out at the compound, and Pam organized the medical area of the compound. Heather got a break from painting as she helped with the medical seminars.More important than the work being done today is the work God is doing in our hearts! We praise Him for the opportunity to share in the ministry that Mission Possible is doing in Haiti. Everything that has been done today, will disappear but God's Word will never pass away. Our hope is that God's Word will be impressed in the minds and the hearts of both the Haitians AND in the team serving this week. Continue to pray as the team unites to serve in the work that God has prepared in advance for us to do.
