Words cannot describe the trip to Haiti. It was one of the most impactful missions I have ever been on. Your prayers were felt and were most definitely effective. The Hatian people are so wonderfully nice and so desperately in need. It was such a privilege to be even a small part of helping these wonderful brothers and sisters. I am hoping a praying that I will be able to return again this year. The Salvation Army is at the helm for helping folks and it is truly evident that the money that is being donated is making its way directly to the people who need it in the form of food, shelter, and provision. They are leading the way in terms of long term solutions which makes me so glad.
Over the next couple of weeks I'll be posting pictures (they will be on facebook too - but I won't fill in all the details there) and retelling stories and thoughts from the trip. I apologize for taking so long to get a post up - it has been extremely hectic since I have returned home including some home repairs that I have had to attend to right away (oh joy of joys) and a pile of the most odiferous laundry I have ever encountered.
Just a quick picture here of me and my teammates Alan (our leader) and Drew (one of my pastors) while we were at the Divisional Headquarters of the Salvation Army dropping off the box truck.
Hi Tracy,
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are home safe and sound. It must have been a very rewarding trip to be able the Haitian people. I'll be waiting to here your stories. Love, Aunt Debbie
Tracy, I am so glad that you are home and safe! I am so proud of you for helping others. You are a amazing person and im honored to be your cousin! We love you and thank you for all you do!!!
ReplyDeleteTracy, you are such an inspiration to us all. What a treasure you are. Thank you for keeping us up on all your happenings.
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