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• @ThomasEWard thanks! I love bringing people along on these kinds of pilgrimages! #lovemissionalsocialmedia (it’s what my next book is about) #
• @kristabelieves i’m so blessed with a great wife and kids! #
• The team is stirring… busy day today. Out to support local Haitians in a construction project, and explore some well water projects. #
• team just arrived at the construction site for a house being built for a single mom with two kids. #haiti #theunlikelymissionary #
• Meeting with some people with Living Waters to talk about helping with some wells that @helpendpoverty couldn’t get to strike water. #
• Often donors want immediate results, but community development takes a long time to see results. #haitiwhnf #
• One of the biggest problems in Haiti is dependency, but it is the community that should ‘own’ projects like digging wells. #haitiwhnf #
• Communities should census themselves, set up a committee, and determine the costs associated with maintaining a well. #theyownit #
• RT @_JenAllred: thinking about going on a trip w/ @helpendpoverty? Follow @bibledude‘s micro-blogging his way through Haiti w/ our team now! #
• @scott4arrows the food has been one of my favorite parts of this trip! I don’t ever recall eating chicken THIS fresh! Delicious! #
• Learning how people are raising Tilapia and the waste from the fish is providing great fertilizer for the rice fields. #greatideasforhaiti #

• Fixing the water issue in Guibert not only means good water for household use, but also helps irrigation for the crops. #
• The first step for fixing the water problem in Guibert is arranging community meetings, and fixing the broken pump. #
• The Living Water program with well projects involves training for things like pump maintenance and personal hygiene. #
• LOL! I just got mobbed by dozens of 3-4 yr old school kids who all wanted to touch the ‘blan’. #crazyhaitiexperiences#
• Visiting the orphanage run by Rodney, one of our translators. He has an amazing heart for the fatherless… #
• Many of the kids in Rodney’s orphanage are from parents who live in the tent cities and simply can’t care for their own children. #haitiwhnf#
• “I know that I am young (22yo) but I also know that what I am doing is the right thing.” – Rodney (on caring for the kids in his orphanage) #
• Rodney was thrown away as trash by his mother when he was born. But when you hear his story, you can see the hand of God in his life. #haiti#
• @scott4arrows yep… he just shared his story with me, and it blew me away… what an incredible of God’s Grace! #
• RT @helpendpoverty: NEW POST: Haiti Trip Journal: How to Change a Life by @bibledudehttp://t.co/oGr5n3ae#