Let me start off by saying how good and divine God is. From the beginning of fundraising to today, sitting at the guesthouse I never forget how good my God is. He loves me.
Honestly, the time has gone by too quick and I think my fellow intern family can vouch for that. It feels like yesterday I was at the Miami airport waiting to take off.
I've never understood what it meant to be humbled by The Lord, until a few weeks ago in Minotrie my team and I had the opportunity to give an elderly woman a bath. She was suffering from Crohn's disease and was a vegetable, sitting in her wheelchair all day. I'm amazed at the teams I've worked with and how they selflessly serve the people of Haiti.
Although this past week was rough I would not trade being here for anything. Being in the center of God's will is the most satisfying feeling ever. I'm not sure what will happen when I get back to Alamo in August, if I'll go back to school or pick up where I left off. I know I'll have a lot of stories to tell and a lot of catching up on the food I didn't eat.
This morning in North American church I was sitting there and my thoughts were racing with where I'll be in August. I heard The Lord say "I know what you need." Letting God take the lead has always been a struggle for me, but ultimately He knows what I need when I haven't even thought of it yet. His love is everlasting and simple but burns so deep.
When I saw the colorful houses and the Caribean sea under the airplane, I knew I was home. Haiti is my refuge and where my cup is refilled.
Mwen renmen ou, zanmi's!
