Well made it back & looking forward to sharing the adventure on Sunday morning, hope you can make it. This is a pic of Wynonna, the camps pet monkey where we stayed.

Well, sittin in my room in Thailand(we’re 14 hours ahead) and I just wanted to say…we made it, we’re excited, & we look forward to all that our awesome God is going to do.

Looks like Dr. Les, Greg & nurse Kristen will be videoing what they were going to be teaching, so it can be shown to the students later. They also are helping to strategize an even bigger picture of the future training. Looks like my trip will remain the same.

I love the quote from the book Same Kind of Different As Me. “I’m a nobody, tryin to tell everybody, about Somebody, that can save anybody!”

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Here is my generic itinerary. Thanks for praying for my hike, for all my teachings, & especially for all that God wants to show me.

Nov 1,2 travel to Thailand

Nov 3,4 prep for hike

Nov 5-7 the hike

Nov 8-11 teach & teach

Nov 12-14 hike out

Nov 15 free day

Nov 16 fly home

Also, please pray for our other team of 3 going in. We just received word they will not get to do the medical training they were planning on doing…but I know God has a plan! So I know God will go before them & use them. They travel on the same days as above. Brian

<- MAF plane picking us up at Hinche airstrip.

Well, internet went down on compound toward end of trip (or was really slow), so I gave up trying to post. But we did make it back. God did some incredible things.

Funny, you get home & takes time to process all that the Lord showed you, all that He speaks to your heart, & especially the great disparity between 2 worlds. It isn’t easy for those who visit a 3rd world country to walk away from those who live on less than a $2 a day & come home to commercials advertising the most idiotic things…disparity!

Pastor Iliobert, the coolest pastor in Haiti! :) Look how well the garden is doing.

We finished day 2 of our pastors conference. Iliobert is interpreting for Pastor Jack & I. We will finish tomorrow.

Tilapia aquaponics real close. Fish made it today from Porta-au-Prince…Alive! They’ll live in the black container shown here. Check out the smiling faces of the 1st volunteers.

Just one more reason I come to Haiti!

Ever see where we stay? This is HEF’s 36 acre compound, It’s the rain season so still is green. Beautiful blue sky today. White fluffy clouds…And hotter the Iraq and more humid than Georgia…Wow!

Gals went out to a town called Labi today. They had about 40-50 ladies..it was hot & humid today…Wow! The girls are troopers. And George E has been driving them out to the bush & watching over them, playing with all the kids, & always finds someone who speaks Spanish wherever he goes.

After my sessions were over with the pastors, I took my camera for a walk & made some friends. These are the children of some of the Haitian workers cooking for all the pastors during the conference. They’re sweet.