Mwen sonjé byen ki jou Li té delivré-m, E mwen konnen mwen fini avèk péché, Paské mwen jwenn délivrans E kè mwen fin-n asurè Mwen sové nan péché pou toujou. Délivré! Délivré! Wi mwen sové nan péché pou toujou! Délivré! Délivré! Wi mwen sové nan péché pou toujou! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I
Odnel starting volunteering soon after cholera started as a community health agent. He worked as a volunteer to educate about cholera and give first aid. He often sent patients to the cholera treatment center and collaborated with us and other organizations to fight against cholera. In 2014, we were able
to learn – aprann to need – bezwen to drink – bwè to sit – chita to sleep – dòmi to help – ede to write – ekri to study – etidye to do – fè to meet (for the first time) – fè konesans to cook – fè manje
In October, we were able to have devotions and prayer with 2669 people that came to the clinic. There were 4 souls that were saved. There were 5 New Testaments, 7 children’s Bibles, 6 books, 2117 magazines, and 552 brochures distributed. There were 16 people that requested spiritual counseling. Reaching
Total consultations – 2783 New patients – 604 Return patients – 2179 < 1 yr – 319 1-4 yrs – 552 5-14 yrs – 291 15-24 yrs – 261 pregnant women – 220 family planning – 37 other adults – 1103 accidents – 31 people sutured – 14 burns –
November 9th marks the fifth year of us fighting the cholera bacteria and treating it’s victims. Cholera is a deadly bacteria that produces severe watery diarrhea and vomiting that causes severe dehydration that can lead to coma and death. After not seeing many cholera cases these last few months, we
