Billy' Photos

Billy snapped some great pictures of his Haiti trip. Check them out.

Bob and Juli's Snaps

Bob and Juli sent me some great photos this week. Check them out . . .

More pics soon

Dr. Daves just sent me a CD full of photos. I'll be posting some in the coming days, so check back soon.

just that random week update...

so we've been home almost a week. never in my entire life would i actually think i could possibly miss a place so much. i was there a week, and i miss it more than anything.
coming back to the states i had to watch myself to not be frustrated w/ ppl. tho i still am slightly. we have SO much here, and we're unhappy. thats the thing that gets me the most. here, in the USA we always want MORE. more STUFF. i was sitting in church on Sunday, and i actually felt depressed. there was like nobody smiling! i didnt understand! while in Haiti, i didnt understand most of the church service, and it was the best one i've been to in my life.

i guess this is kinda just my rambling on stuff. mostly i just want to say that i miss haiti a bunch, and i cant wait to go next year! it was an amazing time and God was SO awesome during that trip! thanks for everyone who i met and who gave up their time to go! i love you and miss you all!

Laura Sprance's Pictures

Here are several great pictures that Laura Sprance sent to me. Thanks Laura!

God's Providence

On the last day of our trip, several of us, including Dr. Daves planned a trip to voodoo mountain. The pastor from that area phoned early in the morning to tell us that a torrential rain storm washed out the road. Our trip was cancelled, much to our dismay. We later learned why God did that. A missionary came in to the surgery center with a gunshot wound. He was the victim of an attempted robbery and was shot in the wrist. Dr. Daves, a former general surgeon before specializing in women's health, was able to remove the bullet. Had the road not been washed out, all the pressure would have fallen on Dr. Bozeman, or else our missionary brother would have had to await treatment. God always knows what He's doing!