It’s hard to imagine that the first month
of The World Race has gone by already. I cannot believe that on July 3rd
we flew out of Toronto airport and met with the other team leaders in Miami. I
seems unreal that we then flew to Santo Domingo to train and later meet with
the rest of our squad. The last few weeks flew by faster than I had originally
thought possible. In such a short period of time I:
of The World Race has gone by already. I cannot believe that on July 3rd
we flew out of Toronto airport and met with the other team leaders in Miami. I
seems unreal that we then flew to Santo Domingo to train and later meet with
the rest of our squad. The last few weeks flew by faster than I had originally
thought possible. In such a short period of time I:
- lived in a 4 room house with 45 other people
- got connected with the community
- made friends
- fell in love with kids
- taught the kids about Jesus
- prayed for people in the community
- celebrated being married to Cinthia for 3 years
- got amoebas, probably from a kid everyone called Gordo (means chubby
in Spanish) - spent 2 nights in a clinic to get rid of the amoebas
- grew to trust my teammates
- rode on the back of a motorcycle to fill a propane tank
- set-up and took down our tent daily
- went to a concert (Noche de
Alabanza!)
We’re now in Haiti at our ministry location
in Petit Goave. The ministry here is amazing and I’ll fill you all in on the
details in my next blog, until then, continue to pray for us and support us, we’re still in need of $8,382.89.
in Petit Goave. The ministry here is amazing and I’ll fill you all in on the
details in my next blog, until then, continue to pray for us and support us, we’re still in need of $8,382.89.
