As we were preparing for some upcoming clinics with our summer missionary interims; on a couple of occasions the team would go out into the neighborhood to practice taking BP's, weights, temps and heights. You be amazed that by offering this "Free" service, it would open the doors for them to share their faith, pray for people, hand out tracts and cultivate relationships. They were also able to get the word out about the church meeting at the campground. This is Jordan with his backpack loaded down with tracts handing one to a young lady in the neighborhood and talking to her.
This is Kyle with Kat as his interpreter praying for a man in our neighborhood.
Heather...the "bead queen" taking a break from the triage area of a recent clinic to string some beads with the kids!
On one of the "walks" through the neighborhood Heather practiced taking blood pressures as Jordan looked on.
There are always "jobs" to be done at the camp. On this day, Heather helped us out with painting a cabin. She is proud of her new smile. Notice that she has had her teeth capped! Gone are the West Johnston High School Marching Band Color Guard trophies! This was done recently by a missionary dentist for free at one of the God Festivals. God is good!
As we were preparing for some upcoming clinics with our summer missionary interims; on a couple of occasions the team would go out into the neighborhood to practice taking BP's, weights, temps and heights. You be amazed that by offering this "Free" service, it would open the doors for them to share their faith, pray for people, hand out tracts and cultivate relationships. They were also able to get the word out about the church meeting at the campground. This is Jordan with his backpack loaded down with tracts handing one to a young lady in the neighborhood and talking to her. 
This is Kyle with Kat as his interpreter praying for a man in our neighborhood.
Heather...the "bead queen" taking a break from the triage area of a recent clinic to string some beads with the kids!
On one of the "walks" through the neighborhood Heather practiced taking blood pressures as Jordan looked on.
There are always "jobs" to be done at the camp. On this day, Heather helped us out with painting a cabin. She is proud of her new smile. Notice that she has had her teeth capped! Gone are the West Johnston High School Marching Band Color Guard trophies! This was done recently by a missionary dentist for free at one of the God Festivals. God is good!
2 comments:
Heather, you were already beautiful, but now you are very beautiful. Rachel is so proud of you for learning Spanish so quickly. Maybe a little jealous too. Nothing like total immersion to learn to speak a language I'm sure. I love the pictures!
Mrs. Patty
Jordan is so tall! :)
We are all so glad things are going well for you guys down there. We love the photo updates and blogs, and we miss you all very much!
With lots of love,
Hollanne and the Compton Clan
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