Haitian Proverb April 8th

Sa ki nan vant se li ki pa ou.

What’s in your belly is what’s yours. meaning, Don’t count on something until you have it in hand.

This month I begin the process of moving Ednel and Ezekiel to another orphanage in the area that is better equipped to deal with both of their dental issues and Ezekiel’s medical needs. Nothing is for sure though. The family will need to sign off on the move because the orphanage where they will be going adopts kids out to the U.S., which is ultimately the best option for the boys. Even though the family can’t take care of the boys now, they might want them to stay in country so that when they get older they can return to their relatives and work in the garden or help sell items at market. This is not an uncommon occurence. Because of this, I am trying not to get my hopes up too high, trying to wait until I have this in hand before I let myself believe it.

Please pray that this whole process goes smoothly. Pray that the living relatives, brothers and grandfathers, will see that Ednel and Ezekiel will lead a healthier life in the U.S. Pray that God gives me the words to reason with the boys’ family in a way that helps them understand how important this move is to Ezekiel’s well being. Pray for our boys.

2013-12-30T17:58:35+00:00

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    Sue Logeman April 9, 2013 at 8:03 pm - Reply

    Praying for Ednel and Ezekiel and a wonderful, Christ-filled home for them. I am also praying for your words to take root as you work with their family. I am praying for your heart as you move those precious boys. Stay strong and may you feel lifted up by the prayers of your friends.

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