Krystal painting in the Bible school.
Jeff cooking pancakes early in the AM.
Russ continuing to work on the screens.
Resurrecting the welder.
Jon working on the Bible school.
Anne loving on the Haitian children.
Andrea doing a medical check.
Shari teaching the children's medical health.
Anne working with Haitian mothers.Week two begins! We got tons of work done all around the complex while the medical staff went to the schools. The team that stayed on the complex continued their projects they've been working on. They also tried to resurrect an old welder and started scrapping the supply room so it could be sealed. Some of the men also started working on the 3rd floor of the mission center by ripping out the old carpet and tile. Sorry Heather and Jeff! The painting crew scrambled to get the Bible school completed. They thought they had until 5 o'clock to complete it, but found out at 2:00 they needed it done by 3 o'clock. With such a large group we were able to get so much accomplished! The medical team went to the schools to teach about pregnancy, breast feeding, newborn care, as well as medical care. The day was long as they left at 8:30 in the morning and were not back until 6:00. Their only break was for lunch eating in the back of the truck while riding from St Marks to Chardene. At St Marks all five stations were set up in the same room so there was a lot of energy and noise, but the students were surprisingly attentive. Anne, Amy, Shari, and Tricia did a great job of presenting and their interpreters hung on with them through four presentations at St Marks and four at Chardene. Fortunately at Chardene we had some more room and were able to spread out. The students at Chardene were very interested in learning and the medical team saw around 25 pregnant ladies. Overall it was a great first day for the medical team. Keep the prayers coming! God is working through your prayers!
