Where do we begin. We got a very good nights rest last night. We spent this morning worshipping in church with the Haitian people. They had very little and now in some circumstances have nothing yet they are praising the Lord! How often do we have a minor inconvience and grumble. Makes you really put life into a new perspective. We can't begin to describe all of it to you but are taking many pictures. Pastor Pierre took his message from Psalm 46 this morning. It was very appropriate. We then toured a village and saw the childrens home.

We had another group join us today whose plans had fallen apart with another organization. One of the PA's with them use to work at Stoney Brook Pediatrics in Dansville. It is a small world. Several other people were from the Rochester area. They will be working with us for the next several days.

We will be splitting the group up tomorrow with some working in the clinic and others taking the bus to a refugee camp. Cindy and I will be going on the bus. The 82nd airborne is suppose to join us for safety. Although we have had no real issues we all feel it is better to be preventive and they have been very positive about accompaning us. We are also getting more supplies in and they have helped on the tarmack as well.

At this time it looks like we are going to have to go back out thru the DR on Sat. Because of that we will not be able to book flights until we get there. We are expecting it will be late on Sunday before we arrive home. No sense in worrying about it because the Lord knows and already has it laid out.

The longer we are here we are awed by the Haitian people and the work that Nehemiah Vision Ministries has done in just a short time.

Please continue to pray. We both feel well and although food is in short supply the Lord continues to provide.

To those in E'Tienne's family reading this she is doing well. However, I think you have lost her heart to Haiti.

Tim, Cindy and E'Tienne