This week my husband Ray got back home from his month long, medical missions trip to Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, where he helped our friend Pastor Jay Threadgill of Fishers Of Men International and the earthquake victims. Below is a short video clip of our daughters Heather and Leah, our granddaughter Violet, and me driving to the airport. Our car broke down on the highway on the way driving to the airport, so Heather came and picked me up and took us to get Ray. It began snowing on the way there- Ray hates snow, LOL. I’ll be posting more video clips as I upload them to YouTube. Enjoy!
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My husband Ray just got back this week from his month long, medical missions trip to Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, helping our friend Pastor Jay Threadgill of Fishers of Men International and the earthquake victims. Below is a short video clip of the Welcome Home balloons I got Ray for his return. I’ll be posting more videos as I upload them on YouTube. Enjoy!
Me ~ Ray’s coming home!
After nearly a month of my husband Ray being in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, to help our pastor friend Jay Threadgill and the earthquake victims, Ray is coming home. His flight out of Haiti on a propellor plane is scheduled to leave this Thursday, and his flights from Fort Lauderdale, FL to Charlotte, NC, and then to Kansas City, MO are scheduled Friday.
All of these flights are still “iffy,” so please pray for God to move mightily on Ray’s behalf and for traveling mercies to get him safely home. Please continue to pray for his total healing of his cough, and his physical, emotional, and spiritual restoration.
The needs in Haiti will continue for years. May we not forget them in prayer and in giving monetarily. Psalm 146: 7-9 says:
7 He upholds the cause of the oppressed
and gives food to the hungry.
The LORD sets prisoners free,
8 the LORD gives sight to the blind,
the LORD lifts up those who are bowed down,
the LORD loves the righteous.
9 The LORD watches over the alien
and sustains the fatherless and the widow,
but he frustrates the ways of the wicked.
To donate to pastor Jay’s continuing work in Haiti, click here. You can also still give to Ray’s medical mission trip through his medical-security missions organization, SEMSAR.