Here is my long awaited attempt to give you a glimpse of my adventures in Haiti through pictures.
Welcome to Haiti…
Here is a photo of one of my delicious breakfasts – fresh fruit – mangoes, papaya, oranges, and 'catnips', and fresh avocado.
I received many welcomed kisses from Jean Kelly, Kevins, and Steven, my neighbor boys in Carrefour.
Also, my home often became a hair salon – especially right after showering. There's something about my long, curly hair that these beautiful Haitians enjoyed.
I enjoyed doing some photography, here's my sweet model D'Jeno – outside my home in Carrefour.
A close-up of D'Jeno, my neighbor.
Watching futbol outside my home in Carrefour, Haiti.
Wendel, my favorite friend in Haiti, and our team's translator for the month.
My sweet Fan-Fan (aka Frantz Jean) posing for a photo.
A little photo montage of all my friends – Thamara, Blondine, Calla, and others!
All the girl's playing with Julie's hair in Carrefour, Haiti.
My sweet neighbor playing with their chicken. Carrefour, Haiti.
My three little neighbors – including Lawrence, our Pastor's son (on right).
Preaching about 'faith' for church under the blue tarp – on the streets of Carrefour, Haiti.
This was one of my favorite little friends. His name is Beudj-Lee, and he and I became fast friends. He is Wendel's nephew, and his momma and little brother died in the earthquake. He currently lives with Wendel and his grandmother at their home in Carrefour, Haiti.
This is Beudj-Lee's little sister, Eileen.
Our neighbor holding a Haitian flag in an alley near the church. Carrefour, Haiti.
Wendel and I. Carrefour, Haiti.
Pastor Pierre preaching a sermon in Carrefour, Haiti.
Enjoying the incredible voices and percussion at the street church. Carrefour, Haiti.
Children and the Haitian flag. Carrefour, Haiti.
Enjoying the street church.
Singing at VBS, the street church. Carrefour, Haiti.
Ashley playing hand games with the girls at a local orphanage. Carrefour, Haiti.
Alex with Baby Deborah – Pastor Pierre's daughter.
Enjoying the cool, aqua ocean. Port-Au-Prince, Haiti.
