It is good to see the Scouts organization active in Haiti. This young man is holding a first aid kit. Their main role was to serve as ushers helping people to their seats.
This is the beginning of the "Pre-Crusade Show"! I took this shot during the first minute of live broadcast. Notice that the stadium wasn't full yet at that point. The crusade itself hadn't started yet. The "Pre-Crusade Show" lasted about 30 minutes. These were the broadcasters who were doing interviews with some of the people involved with the crusade. This film crew was filming the day's events live for people to watch on their web site. Haitian television also broadcasted as well.
It is winter in Haiti! As time went on people were streaming into the stadium, like this cool guy with a woolen hat and shades! It was good to see a lot of young people at the stadium.
The stands are starting to fill. The cameraman is taking a pan-shot of the crowd on the other side of the stadium.
This is a view from our side of the stadium! Quite a few "blanc" (foreigners) were a part of the crowd too!
It is good to see the Scouts organization active in Haiti. This young man is holding a first aid kit. Their main role was to serve as ushers helping people to their seats.
This is the beginning of the "Pre-Crusade Show"! I took this shot during the first minute of live broadcast. Notice that the stadium wasn't full yet at that point. The crusade itself hadn't started yet. The "Pre-Crusade Show" lasted about 30 minutes. These were the broadcasters who were doing interviews with some of the people involved with the crusade. This film crew was filming the day's events live for people to watch on their web site. Haitian television also broadcasted as well.
It is winter in Haiti! As time went on people were streaming into the stadium, like this cool guy with a woolen hat and shades! It was good to see a lot of young people at the stadium.
The stands are starting to fill. The cameraman is taking a pan-shot of the crowd on the other side of the stadium.
This is a view from our side of the stadium! Quite a few "blanc" (foreigners) were a part of the crowd too!
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