Photo Blog Update

I've decided to take a break today from doing much writing, and for those of you who are not on Facebook, I want to give you some more photos! Hopefully they can give you a more complete picture into what we are doing, and where, as well as what the people we are working with look like when we tell their stories. Enjoy!

Jayant has been an incredible help in organizing and helping
coordinate the medical clinics we are working in. In the end,
we will have done 5 medical campaigns. 

Marc sharing a story with lots of children. They loved it. 

Andrew and Pastor Matt

Taking a break :) 

A really cool car made out of recycled bottles
by a kid in Rincon. 

Dr. Saravolatz with this mother and some of her 8
children. At the campaigns, we were giving each family 1
number. Sometimes in 1 number, there were entire families
like this treated. 

Our fearless team leader Jim, and Portia on el bus, "mecrito"
He's all better by the way! 

Liz painting nails the colors of the wordless bracelet. This
is in  Aregua - we painted hundereds of nails that day! 

Some of the hoards of kids who we got to spend lots of time with
in Aregua. 

A typical house in the first neighborhood we worked in. 

Dr. Saravolatz with Nani and Francis, a man who has committed
to be in the forefront of planting a church and evangelizing
in Aregua. 

Lou with nursing students after speaking in one of the
hospitals he spoke at. 

Sorry this is sideways, but this is the dog at Portia and Jim's
house, Mollie. Their Korean neighbors in  Paraguay offered
the Alegre's a chunk of money so they could eat her. They said no.
Just some comic relief!

Lots of love to you all back at home!