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| Flying from PAP to Jeremie, Haiti - This is the Jeremie coast |
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| Baby Gene was one of the first orphans we saw after arrival |
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| Three Amigos |
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| Fon Fon |
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| The kids always wanted to do our hair - this picture was after they finished mine. |
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| This young man takes a solitary moment after finishing school for the day. The Missionary team that came before ours built the shelves and red picnic tables to the right. |
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| The way we got around. You need sturdy vehicles to travel in Haiti. |
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| Some of our team members cleaned the children's teeth - the kids were placed at opposite ends of the table and they comforted one another with their feet. |
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| On the coast of Jeremie at the dock. Two fishing boats. |
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| Ludmilla (also known as Tiki) |
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| The river is where many bathe, do laundry, water their animals, and retrieve drinking water. People are always walking on the road with water. |
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| Francis had been abandoned at the orphanage by his 14 yr. old Mother, she, a victim of rape and incest. He barely survived as a baby and is developmentally behind, but is a special little boy who found great comfort being with our team members. "Safe" might be a better word - because of his size and development problems, Francis is often a victim of bullying. |
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Francis tries to smile for his picture.
Matthew
25:40
“I tell
you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine,
you did for me.”
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