What a great mission trip we had this spring. It was my ninth, I think, and probably the best. This year we only had twelve volunteers go and we were able to accomplish more than we ever had been able to in the past. We had four days and in that time we built 2 homes for homeless families, repaired a fire damaged home, handed out 200 pounds of beans and rice, blessed several families with food and the doctor treated well over a hundred patients.....
Steve made a set of crutches for a man that had been in bed for a week. He had two more weeks without any weight on his leg...
Steve with the shell of the second house in the background.
Our family...Bertha, Juan Antonio, little Juan Antonio and Linda.
We built this home for Jose and Roland bought him a bunch of chicks and chicken wire for a little chicken farm...
Peggy with a beautiful new baby...muy precioso!
Steve made a set of crutches for a man that had been in bed for a week. He had two more weeks without any weight on his leg...
Steve with the shell of the second house in the background.
Our family...Bertha, Juan Antonio, little Juan Antonio and Linda.We built this home for Jose and Roland bought him a bunch of chicks and chicken wire for a little chicken farm...
Peggy with a beautiful new baby...muy precioso!Steve, putting the roof on. I hate it when he does that!
Dinner at the Hotel, El Camino.
Me and my shadow!
Dinner at the Hotel, El Camino.Me and my shadow!Here is a little You tube video if you want to check it out!
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Thanks for the report. The Lord answered our prayers that you all would have good weather and get a lot accomplished for His kingdom. It sounds like that's what happened. Praise the Lord!
P.S....And the Lord answered our prayers about keeping you safe. I'm so glad you were faithful and went!
Yes, those are your feet in the picture of the ocean on my blog.....cute feet!
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