Culture shock is a reality for anyone who engages another culture. It is more bitter and agonizing for some than others. There are mild frustrations, major agitations, and what seems like constant consternation. Why do these people do what they do? Why don’t they make logical decisions? Why don’t they prioritize their lives
Lontan mwen te rete nan lògèy; M pat rann kont Senyè-m te krisifye; M pat konnen se pou mwen san-l koule Sou bwa Kalvè. KE: Tout gras Bondye te pou gran mesi, Jezu te ban mwen tout padon Li. Nanm mwen ki te trouble jwenn lavi Sou bwa Kalvè.
Our last Bible classes graduated in Dec and we took a break for a while because the chaplain, Ginette, was on maternity leave. We thank God that her and the baby and doing well and are healthy. Odnel and Ginette are each doing discipleship/Christian classes. Odnel has 2 teen classes
total consults = 2583 New patients = 536 Return patients = 2047 birth to 14 yrs = 964 adults (>15yr) = 1619 Births = 40 (all over 5 lbs) Moms 15-19yrs = 4 Moms 20-24yrs = 16 Moms 25-29yrs = 9 Moms over 30yrs = 9 Born at hospital =
Luke is my favorite Gospel. Perhaps it is because his focus on women, the poor, and the marginalized resonates. Perhaps it is because Luke is a physician. My life experience leads me to trust a physician’s memory and account of events, since I live with one. Perhaps it is because
