Clinics on the go

Our 2nd clinic day was in La Cumbre and in El Batey and at the house (Finca). We saw families in a school, in their homes and at the house where we are staying. The team did a great job being flexible and worked hard.

We had a great evening meal and were joined by a construction team from New Jersey. We had a nice  little rain shower and things cooled down. We had a good team meeting and Kristin told the story of how God provided the homes used by Foundation for Peace to house team.

We are all well and ready to serve again tomorrow. Check back with us for more about our life changing adventure!







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