Becky Sommars here!
The day started early for some of the team. A group got up early to attend a church
service at Morning Star tent church. The
service started at 6:00 am and some had not gone to bed until late the night
before. I was not one of the ones who
got up early. Those who went described
the service as amazing.
We then headed to Elder’s School for a worship concert on
the roof. We packed the team and 200+
students on the roof. The experience was
unforgettable. Hopefully we will be able
to post a small portion of the worship concert online for everyone to see. Those of us who were not in the band danced
and sang with the kids. Kari B and I
each had a little girl who danced with us, hugging us tight, as we danced. At one time we each had two girls glued to
us. It was hot on the roof “a sauna” as
Kenny B described it. This was his “word
of the day”. Elder was so appreciative
and stated at the end of the concert, “music is for rich people, and today we
are rich!”
We then headed back to the guesthouse to drop of
instruments, change clothes, and were off to the water truck. We did two runs today. It was a difficult day delivering water for
various reasons. Most of the band was
drained from the emotional worship session at Elder’s school. However for
myself, it was a day I described as “engaged”.
Today I felt connected with what we were doing, had energy, and was
motivated to serve.
The team has been having so much fun together. The rides in the tap tap and time at the
guesthouse has been filled with tears and plenty of laughter. Brett is hilarious and is a running
commentary throughout the day. Kenny
sets up the joke and Brett will knock it out of the park! Some times I am laughing so hard my stomach
hurts. I feel so blessed that I have
gotten to know each of these people. We
are looking forward to the day tomorrow at
Grace Village and all that God will be doing.
God is good! Some things are just too sad. Brett has always been able to put a smile on sad faces; it is one of his gifts. I am praying for you all every day and for the Haitian people.
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