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Welcome to God's Missionary Church in Haiti, known as "Eglise Missionnaire de Dieu."
Monday, October 17, 2016
New Doors for the Palmis Church
The church before it was finished.
The plastering is finished and the front doors installed.
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13 Children were dedicated to the church
4 weddings in September
A Pepsi fix
A challenge for the graduates
A goat was provided
A happy humble couple gets a new roof
A little chat in the pharmacy
A sister goes on to her reward
Alan and Ken Walter
Aliodore is very helpful in the clinic.
All around the table
An afternoon stroll
An obstruction in a little girl's nose
At the bus station
Boys that are being mentored
Boys welding
Brenda and Dan working side by side.
Brenda at the mobile clinic
Brian Webster
Brother Canon
Building the tresses
Cannon balls
Caring Chris
Children get some stuffed animals
Children that are happy to be in school
Cindy really cares
Communion and a baby dedication
Congaduta
Courtyard of the Citadel
Dan in his casual garb
David's first day of clinic
Debbie Solley - leg wound at mobile clinic
Debbie cleaning a womans ear
Devastion in the graveyard
Doctors visit remote areas
Dr. Dan and Jonathan hold the new born.
Dr. John Gehman
Dr. Miller and translator
Dr. Todd Taylor
Elderly Pastor's home destroyed
Elizabeth holds another baby
Fill for the church floor
Finishing the gable ends
Finishing the roof
Finishing touches on the new benches
Finsh work to be done
Floor at Thiotte
Freshening up around the house
Furnishing the new church
GMC 75th Anniversary
Gina's steady hands
Group picture
Hannah McDowell
Helping to remove debris
Houses of Hope for Haiti arrive
Hundreds come for water daily
Hundreds of wounds
Isemerline on a stretcher
Isemerline to be Evaluated
It's a bouncing baby boy.
It's a boy
Janice at the outdoor clinic
Janice e-mailing friends
Janice taking a closer look
Jeffrey giving instructions
Jeffrey issues the medicine
Jennifer is pharmacist at the mobile clinic
Jennifer with patients
Jennifer writing an e-mail
Joel Jackson organizes our supplies
Jonathan
Jonathan and Dan at the mobile clinic
Jonathan the wound man.
Just in from a long bus ride
Karen being sure the young lady understands how to take the medicine
Ken Walter
Kitchen gets painted a pale yellow
Leogane man appreciative of the help he received
Line up of buckets
Lori and Diane
Lubens - child presentation
Man married the mother of his children after being converted to Christianity
Many serious injuries
Matthew Cross - mobile phamacy
Matthew finishing the floor
Medical team away from all comforts of life
Moments after delivery
More supplies arrive
Mother and baby examined by Dr. Dan
Moving a contageous woman
Much needed medical team arrives at La Croix
Mule - water truck
National Palace - Haiti
Never know what is going to happen
New floor in boy's room
New team at the airport
New team visits the clinic
Next patient please
No case too big for Dr. Dan
No modern facilities
Number of patients examined well exceeds 150
Off to Leogane
Officer Hicks
One who really appreciated the medical attention
Our 2010 Graduates
Pam in the pharmacy
Personal remarks
Preparing supper
Replacing Pastor Marcel Jean's roof
Robbie's 1st day
Rosemary at the mobile clinic at City of God
Scorpions and crabs
Sister McDowell caring for a little girl
So glad the day is over
So long team
Spring cleaning
Spring revival
Springmans at La Croix
Tamara works without intrepreters
Teams goes moblie again
Tents in the yard at Carrefour
Terra Bus Lines from the DR
The Citadel
The July team at La Croix
The blockwork on the new church is finished
The devastion is tremendous
The floor and platform.
The floor is finished
The front wall fell
The group in the pharmacy
The living room - spring cleaning
The pharmacy at La Croix
The plastering of the church
The plastering was finished inside and outside
The road was split
The team in action
The team leaves by bus
The tiny little baby
The walls crumbled
There are many that are very ill
Two little boys come to spend the afternoon
Waiting for the bus
Wendy's 1st day of clinic
Wet reception
William types a list of the homeless
Windows and doors
Working on the windows at Thiotte
Yvonne Gerome
and Alan Walter
and Dr. Redcay
and drilling steel.
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