We are finally safe at our little boutique hotel in an old colonial town in the Dominican Republic. By the way, the eight hour one-way bus ride trip from Haiti to Santo Domingo was only $10.00! It was our first and last time going that way! The Haitians loved it![…]
We are off the bus and now in a taxi. I don’t think the driver reads Spanish; he doesn’t stop for the stop signs! Kaeli and Julanne are with us. Bobby
Yes, we are still on the bus in bumper to bumper traffic, but we are finally in Santo Domingo! Tomorrow on to La Ramona! Bobby and Sherry
Update: We are still on that hot bus with loud and deafening Spanish music! We are on our way to Santo Domingo this evening. Tomorrow we will meet up with David George and his team. Blessings will be happening for the people of the Dominican Republic and the Haitians who[…]
We are still on a bus in the Dominican Republic, trying to get to our church dedication on Sunday. So far, we have been stopped five times by the Dominican Republic police who are checking passports. Each time, we have to get off the bus and we still have a[…]
We have been stuck at immigration on a bus to the Dominican Republic for hours. On the Haitian side they have trucks full of Haitians that are being deported. We have been on the “bus ride from hell!” We cannot put into words what we have been through. Don’t go[…]
We think you may remember Yonel. He has been with us for many years. We found him while conducting a Mobile Medical Clinic in the mountains of Greffin. His mother and father had died and Haitians who practiced Voodoo were raising him. He was very thin and malnourished when we[…]
We just finished a great Mobile Medical Clinic in an extremely tough village called Despeezo! This is a village that has a well-known witchdoctor, (houngan) and a huge Voodoo tree. In just three days, our Volunteer Medical Team treated 1,165 people, gave out 5,605 medications, fitted 179 people for glasses,[…]
Jesus said, “Have not I chosen you twelve, and one of you is a devil?” John 6:70 – Judas betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver. Thirty pieces of silver was the price of a common slave. Jesus suffered much and shed His blood on the Cross of Calvary for[…]
This is Mackenson from the mountains of Covant. He had severe malnutrition when he was brought to one of our “Mobile Medical Clinics.” We thought he would die, but he lived! Now, he lives in our orphanage and is doing well in school. His father came down from the mountains[…]
