Northwest Haiti Christian Mission
But the burning question remains – Who are they going to light their lamp for?
We are desperate to be home. We yearn to be with the rest of our family & friends. My kids feel lonely and bored! If you would like to send them a card…
All the campus kids were invited to participate. They divided into 5 teams and had a few days to practice before the big event!
Since tonight is our last night we had our dinner and devotion on the beach. We roasted hot dogs and ate them while watching the sun set over the beautiful beach in The Mole.
As soon as we got off the boat we began spreading out and looking for villagers. We were met with big smiles from the children and warm Haitian “Hello’s” from the adults. It didn’t take long we had a crowd gathering at the center of the village.
The day started out with the campus kiddos being taught about good and bad touch. I tried to emphasize the need for us to respect ourselves and others, and to love as God loves.
Today we woke up and got to go to Church! It was really cool to not understand anything that was being said or done but still be able to feel the presence of God and witness the way the Haitians worship!
