Well this post is coming from new fingertips, Ms. Davis. My job on this trip has not only to listen to whatever Roxanne says but to be in part of triage in the barrios. The last two days I have spent my time see patients before sending them to the doctors. I ask them questions such as their conditions, what medications they are and take their blood pressure. It has been interesting for me as a recent nursing graduate to have such a big role.

Each day on the medical team is a blessing. As care for the people of the villages, our wonderful translotrs share the gospel with the people who are waiting. While we show Gods's love through our actions, they are able to voice it. My favorite moment so far has been while Jesse and I stood on the outer part of a school and looked into the gospel being preached to people. Jesse translated what he was saying to me and it touched me to watch the power of God coming out in his voice and Jesse softly translating it to me.

God has been so good to us here. The weather, food, travels, health have been well for a lot of us in our group. It is amazing when you place your trust in God how He cares for His children.