God is Moving....BIG TIME!

So it has been a few days since my team left and we have been busy getting ready for our next team that comes tomorrow. The day before teams left one of our Haitian workers, Sobrino, was working and fell off of the roof. God was protecting him because he only had minor injuries. It was craziness because so many people thought he was dead and to see the support and prayer that came out of it. Sobrino wasn't sure if he knew The Lord and through this journey he has grown in his faith and now completely understands how Jesus loves him. It was so amazing! People were calling to those who were on the roof "IS HE DEAD?!?!" And we got to tell them, "No! Jesus protected him." It seems simple but to the Haitian people it is unbelievable. 

We have had quite a bit of rain Lately and it is hard to be under shelter and think of how many people are being rained on around us. Life hangs in the balance LITERALLY every day. The slightest things can change these lives. They are so fragile. 

We went to the brothel to day hi to the girls and they ended up bringing an albino Haitian to us so we could laugh at how ridiculous she looked. It broke our hearts to see her taken from her house and thrown in front of us Americans. She was so afraid and just so sad! So today we ended up talking about it and we felt led to go find this girl's house and talk to her parents and her and tell then that we were sorry that happened and share the love of Jesus with them. We went down there this morning and we found her house. We just say as played and we plan on going back later to continue a relationship with her. To go down to her house and show the people around her that she is valuable and that Jesus does for her. I am so excited to go see her again. She wa the cutest little girl! Here is a picture! 

We went to take one of the daughters of Sobrino (the one who fell off the roof) back to her house after she had spent Sunday morning with us. We walked up the mountain and finally made it to her house to find quite a few people and only 2 tents and a small shack. It was crazy to see that these were two people, both Sobrino and his wife, that work for the mission and have good jobs for Haitians, yet they have 2 tents and a small shack. 

Tomorrow my mother, brother, and sister come to Haiti! I can't wait to see them! I'm ready to experience this with them. There are no words to express the excitement! There have been crazy times this week. I can't even share all of the stories! When I get back I can try to share the amazing movement of God!