With more than a week under our belts, we've emerged from the fog of switching back to life in another foreign-but-familiar place. The girls are into their second week of school (I know for all you fellow Brits out there especially, that sounds so wrong, right? Your kids have probably just started their summer hols...so enjoy!).
Among the things we brought back are more than 7,000 photos that I took, and am in the process of culling, editing, cataloging (they're not all good or usable) - and many of these will show up in future communications for 4VEH, Resounding Hope and our own ministry letters, and yes, on this blog.
Here's just a few photos for now:
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| Last ride in the cattle truck, heading to Cap-Haitien airport for our flight out. |
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| The highlight of the trip for me, worshiping with new believers at a church planted earlier this year at what felt like the top of the world (and the 2 1/2 hour hike it took to get there was so worth it). More on that big adventure coming. |
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| The view over Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital city and home to about 2.5 million people - from the antenna site where 4VEH is now broadcasting, in partnership with Radio Sentinelle 93.9 FM and the Haiti Baptist Convention. We were there to get the station set up and on the air. |
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| And while our team from Community Church of Columbus was sharing the Gospel with this sweet one's family, she was busy doing laundry. I pray she'll grow up in better surroundings, both physically and spiritually, through what she and her family hear as they listen to the solar radio we left with them. |
