"Come to me who hunger and thirst"

"Come to me who hunger and thirst"
Long lines for rice and water

Mass Burial Site Outside Port of Prince Haiti

Mass Burial Site Outside Port of Prince Haiti
"Amazing Grace: When We Have Been There Ten Thousand Years--"

He called me 'Dad'

He called me 'Dad'
Chris, my translater, a medical student; his med school is in ruins from the earhtquake; I told him about my son, Chris, now an Army Doc

Haitian Physicians Continue to Work Tirelessly Regardless of Huge Demands and Personal Losses

Haitian Physicians Continue to Work Tirelessly Regardless of Huge Demands and Personal Losses
Dr. Pierre-Louis attends one of his many pediatric patients

Haiti's future can be bright--Phil 4:10-14

Haiti's future can be bright--Phil 4:10-14
"God takes the impossible and makes miracles!!!"

Mike Glover, Orthopedist and Young Man

Mike Glover, Orthopedist and Young Man
Est 200,000 believed dead; 20,000 with broken limbs

Team 5 praying between the palace and tent city

Team 5 praying between the palace and tent city
How to to really rescue the Haitian people?? John 3:16

What if this was our Capitol in DC??

What if this was our Capitol in DC??
What is the Lord's question and answer for us?? Psalm 46

Dejection

Dejection
Can you help her? Will you pray for her? Isaiah 40

Dispair: How can we help?? "I will lift them up like eagles--"

Dispair: How can we help?? "I will lift them up like eagles--"
Petionville: the homes slid down the hill.

Port of Prince, Feb 11, one month after their apocalypse

Port of Prince, Feb 11, one month after their apocalypse
Loved ones bodies still entombed; their spirits now with Jesus: 1 Corinth 15:55

Monday, February 22, 2010

Greeting to Snyder Memorial Baptist Church, Fayetteville, NC

Bon Jour all of you there a Snyder!!!

I have missed you so much these nearly 6 months and I want to thank you for your prayers and support for the Haitian people and for our NC Baptist Team while we were there. I hope the pictures above and my ongoing log/blog will give you an idea about what the Lord is doing there. I now leave this week for Western Samoa with another medical team to help improve emergency programs in the remote parts of the islands. I thank God for these opportunities to connect with friends from Shirley and my days here in the Pacific over the past 40 some years. (See blog re Hawaii: http://apediatricianslife.blogspot.com/)
I look forward to coming home in mid-March and worshiping there again and being with all of you in our home church, that has been since 1975.
Thank you again for your prayers and support, especailly for the Haitian people.
Amour pour le Christ (from Mother Teresa), Al
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