We want to thank our wonderful “Mobile Medical Clinic Team” again for the great work in Chambrun, Haiti. We started distributing food here about a year ago. Then, a month ago, another team from Pastor Gregory Dickow’s Life Changers International Church, helped to distribute Bibles “door-to-door” and pray for each family. This was our “second Mobile Medical Clinic” in this village. This time, we had great results in our Mobile Medical Clinic because of the hard work we had already done.

Day One:
578 People Treated (this is always men, women, and children)
47 in Wound Care
96 Pairs of Eye Glasses Distributed
3,209 Medications
Over 100 Tooth Extractions
54 Decisions to accept Jesus!

Day Two
435 People Treated
63 in Wound Care
63 Pairs of Eye Glasses Distributed
2,212 Medications
Over 100 Tooth Extractions
79 Decisions to accept Jesus!

Day Three:
1,054 People Treated
100 in Wound Care
125 Pairs of Eye Glasses Distributed
5,635 Medications
Over 100 Tooth Extractions
127 Decisions to accept Jesus!

Never before, in all our 27 years of living in Haiti, have we ever seen such a village with so much VOODOO!! There are so many large wooden Voodoo crosses outside houses, put there by the witch doctor to “protect the people who live there!” (Each cross had a special bottle hanging there, which the “spirits” need). Inside the large Voodoo Temple, Elda took us into the “inner room,” of the Voodoo house. There was a large skull and bones on the table. There were other rooms with a bed, where “you could sleep with the spirits” and much more.

The elderly father of the present witch doctor asked us for a Bible. He said that his father and his father’s father had all been witch doctors, (four generations). But they have “heard the Gospel, again!” Special thanks to MAP International, for all their wonderful medications and eyeglasses, and also to International Aid. It took a large box truck for all our medications and equipment.We also gave a Joyce Meyer Ministries book to each person who came to the clinic. Special thanks to Dentist Uvoh and David, his Dental assistant; also to Chukwuemeka, and Andrew, both Medical Doctors; to Sheryl and Pam, both RNs; to Debbie, and those who worked so hard in the pharmacy; To Belief, Chi Chi, and Ifeyinwa; to Evie in the Eyeglasses tent, Kaeli in Wound Care, and Pastor Joel, and Omalause and all the others who made this a great success!! Those working in the “Gospel Tent” ministered long hours with “no break,” PRAYING FOR EACH PERSON INDIVIDUALLY!  Thank you all so much and thank you, Partners! Blessings. Bobby and Sherry