Saturday is always a market day in Haiti. So before we got up there were the typical noises of a market day in progress! We had to go see for ourselves, of course!
It seems like everyone is selling about the same thing. The smells are very interesting!
The meat market where you can get about anything!
By this time we even started recognizing some of the locals!
Work on the church addition was going strong again. It was so interesting to watch how they build the rock foundations. It was basically a lot of cement mixing, rock carrying and skillful rock stacking! Grant decided to get into the action today.
The entire foundation for the church addition was completed by the time we left!
Chiseling and piling rocks all day in the hot sun to create the foundation walls!
Experienced enough at roof construction, Grant tries his hand at foundation work.
We had been given a nice size stack of pillowcase dresses to give away, and we had also shipped down buckets of bagged rice pilaf from Ohio…so we brought one of those. Madam Pasté knew who needed these things so we saw some smiles as they were distributed through the week.
This was the sweetest girl, and we have special thoughts of her and prayers for her in her need.
A picture is worth a thousands words! Thank you for sharing your talents to clothe a child!
There was even a small pillowcase dress for the little girl they all called “Baby!”
These bags of rice pilaf serve ten people! Thanks to so many of you for sharing your time and talents to prepare these gifts for a needy family!
Thank you for sharing the love of Jesus Christ in word and in deed!
His Heart for Haiti 