PICTURES

At Russeau Kesmy praying for the sick. He moves close and places his shoulder on the spot the person has pain. He loves to do this as he believes he's called to pray for the sick after having been so impaired due to a fire accident. Kesmy is going to Moody Bible Institute once he graduates ESLC next year.



It's so wonderful to have someone to take over a job you've done for so long. Bev now tells the flannel board stories for us at Russeau. I'm so thankful for her. Here she tells about Job and his misery and blessing. After she finished we had Kesmy give his testimony of how the witch doctor caused all his problems, but how God blessed him in spite of what the devil did.

Diana Moreno working with a child during clinic. This little girl was full of parasites but a week later when they saw her, the swollen belly was flat. It's very rewarding to realize that just a little medicine can make the difference in a child's life.


The week Sharon and Diana got here, Kesmy came down with a virus that kept him out of school for two days. They were able to Dr him back to health. Kesmy lives at the school during the week since he has to travel from Montrouis to get here. We have one room that's shared by three young men. They go home on Friday evening returning on Monday for the week. Daniel, one of our teachers, takes care of Kesmy's needs daily. Pony also lives there. Pony has one leg. We've been blessed this year to teach four handicapped kids. I told you about three, the fourth is Tiga who is mentally handicapped. This year he's done first grade work and has been quite happy at ESLC.

Our friend Dr Norm Dobbs was with us for over a week. He got a lot of reading done and as he read, Mountains Beyond Mountains, his life was changed. He's a psychologist by profession and there were many days when I said, "Okay Dr., I need to talk." He's become a good friend and will be back.

Joel, Mary and Christie look forward to one day coming to the office door to get their PACE tests.

Christian does his kindergarten work.
And, our high school boys do theirs. More pictures later. Don't forget to look at the post below this one.

Have a blessed day.
Carolyn