Day 1 is in the books. We arrived in Haiti this afternoon,
made it through customs, navigated the gauntlet of entrepreneurial individuals
who were hoping to help us with our bags, and were able to connect with our
hosts, Rob and Dave. We then drove through the streets of Port au Prince on our
way to Hope House and were wide-eyed as we observed the many interesting
people, the chaotic but functional traffic patterns, the smartly dressed
children in their school uniforms, the goats, and the indefinitely
under-construction buildings. Dave
purchased some fried plantains from a vendor that we all enjoyed. We met the
rest of our hosts (Trish, Elizabeth, and Grace) at VOH and got right to work
sorting supplies and worked our fingers to the bone counting and bagging vitamins
for future mobile medical teams to distribute. We enjoyed a delicious dinner and
gathered for our devotions where the passage we focused on was Micah 6:8:
He has shown all you
people what is good. And what does the
LORD require of you? To act justly and
to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.
We will hopefully be able to grow in our ability to live out
these three imperatives in the coming week!
2 comments:
Glad you arrived safely, were well fed, and are ready to roll! Thanks for the continued colorful posts and we look forward to hearing about your daily adventures and service (God's work, your hands - in Haiti).
Glad you all made it there safely. What a wonderful giving experience you are having. Can't wait to hear more about your experiences and the good work you are doing.
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