Bonyè beni ou (God bless you)
“I think I’m going to pass out” said a woman next to me while I was working translating in a local clinic, another lady replied “the earth is shaking” and two minutes later it appears on the news. The begining of a nightmare.
Since then everyone is moving.
Last thursday Miguel and I went to Jimani a town next to the borther, there were choppers landing every five minutes, and each one came with a bad new, someone with a broken leg, arm or simply about to die.
I visited the Hospital and the situation was critical. People kept comming in, doctors made sure everyone got assistance, a back door was kept open to receive the bodies of a group of 30 Dominicans that were working as engineers in a building in Port o`Prince that colapsed during the earthquake.
The church miguel and I stood in started a ministry that I really felt identified with. because the doctors were so busy, no one was realizing that the people in the hospital still had needs even though they were meically assisted, they needed water, food and hygene supplies.
Before we went into Haiti to try to find people to work with, we went to store to buy food for those in needs, still looking to help in creating refugees for those that will have to start a new life from now on.
I spoke at my home church after arriving so we can get food and supplies togther to take them there, tomorrow me and a friend are going to take 200 pnds of food + toothbrushes, soaps, etc
Please keep praying and interceding for those people, there’s a lot we can do, but the only one that restores the heart of those is Jesus.
