As some of you know, we take “Mobile Medical Clinics” into difficult mountain areas, which we call the “Regions Beyond.” On our last trip, we were in the Peyi Pouri Mountains. We had to take eight truckloads of medicines and supplies up dangerous mountains to do this, but God was there.

People also came from a higher mountainous area called “Badji.” (I may not be spelling this right.) The people looked like tiny ants, but instead of ants, they were moms and dads carrying their babies and children in their arms. One uncle came down to let us know that his nephew Darius, who is 22, was very sick and could not walk. We sent our four-wheel drive ambulance, donated by Faith Church, up the mountain to get Darius. The ambulance took him to two hospitals here in Haiti, who refused him. Finally, we called our friend Pastor Claude, who told us to take him to Ebenezer Hospital. They accepted him and kept him for about five days. They gave him IV’s but he needed blood. Pastor Claude said, “No problem, I will make my workers get in my truck and I will take them to give blood!” And he did. Darius had three blood transfusions and was getting better, but our local doctors at the Jesus Healing Center wanted him to have better care. Today, they transferred him (with our ambulance again) to Hôpital Universitaire de Mirebalais in southern Haiti, for more tests and advanced care. We believe that Darius will recover and that he will go home… “A miracle!” Thank you, partners, and thank you to those who help sponsor these Mobile Medical Clinics!!! Bobby and Sherry