God’s Advocate Written by Abi Today was a day full of surprises. Every day that we are here we are reminded to be flexible which I find exciting but sometimes it can be difficult to know what to do. The day started off with breakfast, a meeting, and a bus ride ,which is typical,
From Morgan: Dios Lo Bendiga!! Today part of our group broke off to do home visits with some of the elderly that aren’t sponsored yet. all of us jumped in the bed of Pastor Mario’s truck, which is common for the locals here but not for us haha we even had to bail out
From Marina: Family and Friends…For such a time as this. The Story of Esther emphasises the power of God, instructing us we should use the blessings given by God to help others. Also, the moral of the Story of Esther, for children, is to always do the right thing, using the influence you possess
The team has landed! After a long day of travel, they are headed to their lodging! A team picture will be posted tomorrow, check back for updates about their first day of ministry. Thank you for praying! Back to Team Page
The team has arrived safely in Guatemala! Check back here tomorrow for a recap of their first day, thank you for following along and for your prayers! Back to Team Page
Post from Amy: Cheers to another successful medical outreach week! It is with a “joyfully exhausted” heart that I finish out the blog posts for our July 2022 trip. After many previous experiences and medical teams, I can honestly say this trip was the best of the old and new. Our team consisted of
We saw 113 patients today, some hard visits reminded us that we can do what we can do, and that medicine has limits. Pray for these cases that God would bring healing spiritually and draw people to Himself. From Shawnda: Today was a lot. A lot of patients, a lot of laughs, a lot
We had an amazing land dedication service on the land God has given us for our future clinic build! It was a sweet time of worship and prayer and consecrating this project and our plans to the Lord. Then we celebrated with a fun day in Antigua! Post from Austin: In the Shadow of
We saw 98 patients today, and while it was super busy (and crazy in the medicine room), we were done at a decent hour! Post by Johanna: Hello from the Medicine Room! You might remember this as the P#@[email protected]*y however there are several words that have been eliminated from our vocabulary due to governmental
Day two was smooth thanks to yesterday’s hard work during setup! We were done by 6:30 (although the bus didn't come until 7:30! Eek!) We saw another 92 patients even with one less provider, so our 4 providers were busy! Post by Cait: I am working in the procedure room this week, which basically
