
Team work
Dear brothers and sisters,
Greetings to you all in the name of Jesus Christ, Our Savoir and Our Lord!
This week about two millions of people flocked to Washington to see the inaugural ceremony of President Barack Obama. I did not have the time nor the tools necessary to watch it, but I wanted to. There is no doubt that Mr. Obama is where he is as the president of the grandest country in the world because he had a team working with him and for him. Now our job is to apply what the Bible teaches us: pray for our leaders. When we look at 1 Timothy and Hebrews we see that includes political and spiritual leaders. If we team up and pray for them they will do a good job because God answers the prayers of His children.



Then we cleaned part of the school yard to give the students a place to play — small as it may be. The yard is still filled with mold and dirt. The challenge to clean the playground is not minor — it is major. However, team work can move mountains of mud. I have included a picture of how the campus looks now and two pictures of how it looked in 2008 before the hurricane.
Do you remember that I told you about the team from Central Christian College of the Bible who came to work on the cafeteria? Brother Bill Fudge joined that team as well. While they were here my brother Joe Green and Bill teamed up together to see what they can do. Their goal was not just to remove the dirt from the campus, but also to help the people in the surrounding area. So they came up with the project to buy a Bobcat and to make it available for Living Water. They intend to train a couple of trustworthy men to use it and take care of it. The price for the Bobcat is 15,000 US dollars. Team work can make their dream come true.

The bus is a huge blessing. In fact last Monday one of the members of the Church had a parent who passed away. About 50 of us rode the bus to attend the funeral. He was encouraged to see that many people come to a distant village for the funeral.
The clothes and food from the bus were used to help a family in the Church. They lost the few belongings they had left in a fire last Sunday. The fire left nothing for them. After the last two hurricanes Jude the builder advised us that their house needed to be rebuilt. Jude warned that without repairs their house could colapse and we could lose everybody in it. We had plan to rebuild it with funds provided by IDES. Now we need to rebuild it as soon as possible.

I have also included a photo of some of our new students. Thanks to all of you who sent computers to us. We found 6 computers in the bus and we have already put them in use. Thank you, thank you, thank you. We love you and we appreciate all you do.
In Christ,
Salonique
“Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit, says the Lord Almighty.” … “The hands of Zerubbabel have laid the fundation of this temple, his hands will also complete it.” (Zech 4:6, 9)
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