Today was Ray and my last day of clinic, which was very bittersweet. Thinking back to one week ago when the team all met each other in Atlanta seems like a different lifetime. We all arrived as strangers, but came together as a strong team serving God and the people of Guatemala. We were
This is my first experience here in Guatemala. I didn't know what to expect. What I didn't expect is the conditions the people here live in...and despite that they are a happy people. My first day I found a baby, of course. We have had long days, but they are very rewarding to be
Good Sabbath evening, my heart is very full today and tears are flowing freely as we had a wonderful day of service to the beautiful Guatemalan people. Yesterday was my niece Kristen's funeral. She fought retinal blastoma for 48 years. She dedicated her life to service and sharing the light of the Lord through
This was our day of rest as a team. We started out with blissful sleeping in. Breakfast was 8:30. An hour and a half later than usual! We enjoyed the wonderful food from Maria Jose together and then crammed onto the colorful bus with purple tassels decorating the interior. We climbed up a mountain
Hello to all of the people following the Guatemala team! It's the Laura/Randy/Zac blog night. I'm the newbie among the three of our family here. My brother, Randy, and his son, Zac, have been here numerous times. My first reason to come on the trip was to be with my bro and awesome nephew.
Such an amazing experience on my first day in Membrillal clinic. As a "newbie" it can be a bit overwhelming not knowing what to expect or even do at times. The support of the more seasoned staff certainly helped especially when you felt at a loss on what to do with so many things
