October 21, 2017

by | Oct 21, 2017 | Trip Blog

A beautiful sunrise this morning as we headed down to Miami.  We just made our connection there and arrived early into Port-au-Prince.   Then a three hour drive up the coast to Gonaives – we are so thankful for the safety God provided on our journey here today.  We have had a hearty meal and we’re lookng forward to a good night’s rest.

The ministry here, Trinity Presbyterian Church, is celebrating their 9th anniversary this week!  They have had special meetings every night since Wednesday,  and tomorrow will be a long day of celebration, with a morning worship service followed by a meal and an evening service of singing.  There is a lot of activity outside tonight, some women are ironing the sanctuary curtains, the teens are practicing their song for tomorrow night, and the ladies are preparing some of the food. (Plantains)

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