photos - visitors - part 5

The older guys here at Coram Deo were eager to lend a hand a to learn fencing skills.

The visitors were good at instructing.

Herol is tightening up the joints

The fencing will be attached to 2x4's.

Good teamwork at keeping the fencing tight!

photos - visitors - part 5

Another project done was repairing and redesigning the chalkboards.

Everybody pitched in to get it done.

Anje put the finishing touches; applying the black chalkboard paint.

Anje brought with her a gift of funds from some people in Strathroy. We bought a new weedeater to cut the grass! Thank you to those who made the gift! Pastor Pierre enjoys using a weedeater that works properly instead of cutting the grass with clippers!

Michelle kept the younger children occupied with their chores.

photos - visitors - part 5

This World Food Programme depot was well stocked with humanitarian aid. We were loading up some cases of oil from the USA.

In our neighborhood there was quite a bit of destruction. The 1st floor of this house disappeared during the earthquake.

At this house 5 people died. 2 adult males and a baby were already removed from the rubble. Under the rubble in this area is a body.

The next door neighbor covered up an exposed body with a board so that he wouldn't have to look at it.

**WARNING - the following photo is graphic. If you don't want to see it scroll past it quickly.**

This body was "Manouchka". Apparently she was an American Resident that lived in New York. Her body was trapped by the pelvis area and over time animals fed on the body. These bones are what are left. Pray for all those lost here in Haiti.