“Sou Moulin” is a village not far from us. Like many other villages in Haiti, this is a tough time for trying to get food. Most roads are blocked by gang members, so mothers cannot get to the market to sell their items. This forces many children to drink “salt water” at least once a day to take the hunger away. Others resort to “mud cookies.” You may see some of the people dressed in their “Sunday clothes” (clothing reserved for church) when they come for food or to a Mobile Medical Clinic. They put on their “best clothes,” even if they are “rags.” When the stomachs of their children are hungry, it is hard to tell them that Jesus loves them. As one elderly lady once said, while a team was doing a bible distribution… “I cannot eat the Bible.” Thank you for helping the people and children of Sou Moulin with food and hope for tomorrow.

Sherry