We were in the offices of Food for the Poor last week and they have this beautiful poster hanging on the wall. The first part reads "To fall is human, to arise is divine..." Pray that the Haitian people turn to the Lord for strength.
On September 2nd, a neurosurgical team will be arriving to perform hydrocephalus surgeries. This mother and her young baby are from the Milot area and are staying here awaiting the surgical date.
They are staying in the "Hydrocephalus Hilton". That is what I call one of the dormitory rooms that hold 4 beds and are currently at capacity with 4 mothers and their babies. Please pray for the babies that will be receiving surgery.
Thanks to Wyclef Jean there is a cat scan at Ste. Philomene/St. Luc Hospital. This tent hospital has a trailer cat scan and the fee is $0. It's a blessing for these children. The private cat scan in the city charge $220US. Pray for the work of Yele Haiti and Wyclef. He is striving to help as many Haitians as he can through his charitable organization.
We also made a visit to Vanessa's home. We climbed the stairs up to her roof to get a "pigeon view" of the city.
We were in the offices of Food for the Poor last week and they have this beautiful poster hanging on the wall. The first part reads "To fall is human, to arise is divine..." Pray that the Haitian people turn to the Lord for strength.
On September 2nd, a neurosurgical team will be arriving to perform hydrocephalus surgeries. This mother and her young baby are from the Milot area and are staying here awaiting the surgical date.
They are staying in the "Hydrocephalus Hilton". That is what I call one of the dormitory rooms that hold 4 beds and are currently at capacity with 4 mothers and their babies. Please pray for the babies that will be receiving surgery.
Thanks to Wyclef Jean there is a cat scan at Ste. Philomene/St. Luc Hospital. This tent hospital has a trailer cat scan and the fee is $0. It's a blessing for these children. The private cat scan in the city charge $220US. Pray for the work of Yele Haiti and Wyclef. He is striving to help as many Haitians as he can through his charitable organization.
We also made a visit to Vanessa's home. We climbed the stairs up to her roof to get a "pigeon view" of the city.
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