Due to the election announcement yesterday, there have been reports of unrest in the streets again and we have been asked not to leave the campus. We have a team here with us and we have been able to get much accomplished this week. We are thankful that part of the team was able to give eye tests & distribute over 1000 pairs of glasses between yesterday & today. Many of the team have been working down at the cholera clinic along side of the staff there. This evening everyone is sobered with the loss of three cholera patients today (first ones here), it makes it hard to focus on the 103 that have been treated & released. Please be in prayer for the team, staff and families of these precious people here.
Bud
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This is Floyd. I was one of the team just there. It is amazing how much "bang for the buck" the Lord is getting in Haiti. Thanks to the many Missionaries over the years, the Haiti Church has become strong and full of faith. The Haitian people are the ripest harvest I have ever seen. Just bump the tree and they fall in the basket. In the States it is very muddled who really is a believer and who isn't. And a lot of people don't really 'need' God as we have 'everything' we 'need'.
So, if we really want our giving to get the most mileage, support OMS in Cap Haitian. "Where your giving really counts!"
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