This morning we said our goodbyes to our dear friends form Panama City, Florida, who spent the last week working along side of us, in 4 different medical clinics. We not only ministered to the physical needs of the people, but more importantly, their spiritual needs. We treated approximately 568 people, with 118 decisions for Christ! What an awesome week for all of us!
Tim worked in several areas of the clinics this time, moving around to wherever his help was needed....triage, pharmacy, seating people, and even playing soccer with some of the children.
I worked in the pharmacy, as I normally do, filling the prescriptions, giving injections, and also helped in training Tammy, a new missionary nurse that has joined our team in the Compassion Ministry.
Aaron helped in counseling one day, for the first time, which was quite a stretch for him, but it went well. He worked along side of Oscar, one of our Master's Commission students. He also learned to make animals and swords out of balloons and passed them out to the kids.
We are all so blessed as a family, to be able to minister here in El Salvador in this capacity. Thank you to those of you who help to make this possible. Please continue to keep us in your prayers, and we will keep you in ours, as well.
Tim worked in several areas of the clinics this time, moving around to wherever his help was needed....triage, pharmacy, seating people, and even playing soccer with some of the children.
I worked in the pharmacy, as I normally do, filling the prescriptions, giving injections, and also helped in training Tammy, a new missionary nurse that has joined our team in the Compassion Ministry.
Aaron helped in counseling one day, for the first time, which was quite a stretch for him, but it went well. He worked along side of Oscar, one of our Master's Commission students. He also learned to make animals and swords out of balloons and passed them out to the kids.
Emily helped tremendously in the pharmacy explaining to the people what there medicines were for and how to take them. She also gave her first injection of vitamin B12 to Dr. Boris, with his encouragement! He has been an amazing mentor to all of us, but has been especially good at teaching Emily so many things in the clinical setting, while at the same time, encouraging her to follow her dreams of becoming a nurse.
We are all so blessed as a family, to be able to minister here in El Salvador in this capacity. Thank you to those of you who help to make this possible. Please continue to keep us in your prayers, and we will keep you in ours, as well.
Blessings!
Tim, Pam, Aaron and Emily
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