Oct 24 Bible studies begin

Thanks for the prayers; Mark is in Miami right now so he made it through PAPsafely. Paul and I had an awesome bible study tonight at 4:00 for 2 hours. We had26 Haitian students who asked very good questions; we're continuing tomorrownight at 5:00. We're using the Visual Bible series on Matthew and webrought 25 New Testaments down to Haiti with us...all of them are gone. Sofar, we're only up to Chapter 5! Kelly, Paul, and I found out how to buy Cokes in Haiti. One cannot buyCokes without having bottles; there's no such thing as deposit. If you want a "Coke" you must also have a "Coke" bottle, a "Sprite" bottle can only be turned in for "Sprite"; that seems to be the system throughout Cayes. The bottling company owns the bottles and you cannot buy Coke without having bottles to trade in first. Today we found out where to buy bottles! Everything has value of one sort or another in Haiti. Next we found out where to buy ice...down within one of the Cayesneighborhoods. It was an exciting day; we gave Cokes and popcorn to thebible study class. Paul and I had a great meeting with Grenn Moutad (the Haitian medical team);we're planning to use Mustard Seed Missions to begin prenatal clinics atsome of the sites they took us for clinics. Marcia and Rivenson are quiteexcited about it. I may go out with Kelly to do some rabies clinics (dogs and cats) in Cayes;it sounds interesting. Did you know that Haitians are petrified of cats???Tomorrow morning I have appointments with some of the professors to helpthem with their curriculum. Good night from Haiti.