Bonjou,
Nou travay anpil denmen semen; mem toujou! (We worked a lot last week; same as always!)
Well, as per usual we had a busy week. And, as per usual, we would not be happier doing anything other than being busy for our Lord! This week we finished our new brochures and envelopes to give to churches and individuals as we visit. We also prepared for our St. Louis Trip. We left for St. Louis Friday morning. Thursday we had a teacher’s workshop, to learn more tips on homeschooling and Justin and Kevin enjoyed a men’s study. Friday morning I met with my mom and she helped me to prepare for our homeschooling endeavors this year and then we were off to St. Louis. Saturday we went to the St. Louis Zoo as a family. This morning we went visited grandma’s congregation and had the opportunity to encourage and be encouraged by her pastor. On Monday and Tuesday we will be basically ‘cold calling’ pastors. We will visit churches and try to talk to as many pastors as possible for future opportunities to share our presentation with their church, as well as leaving them with information on the ministry.
Thank you all for your prayers and keep them up! Also, let us know what we can pray for in each of your lives!
Bondye beni ou (God bless you),
The White Family,
Justin, Bobbi Ann, Kevin and Annika (Stitch)
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
08/17/10
Bonjou!
Hello friends! Once again it was a busy week in the White family. Most of this week was kid week. We had several appointments to assure Annika's health...that's right, we found out we are having a little baby girl! Annika Tyla Marie White! All is well and she is healthy. I also found out that I am now at 20 weeks :) My how fast those first several weeks seemed to go! Now we get to wait a while for our next appointment and continue to experience her little kicks and punches!
This week was also Kevin's birthday. He is now 8 years old! we had a small party for him on Monday (yesterday) and let him play with his friends. He had an amazing cake from Terry, a sister in Christ. He also enjoyed spending time with everyone and getting boy gifts! So thankful for the love everyone showed to him!
Justin and I are finishing touches and ordering our new brochures this week. We are also calling several pastors to try to visit churches. This next week we will also be headin to St.Louis. We will visit family and churches as well as get to see the Science Center on one of Kevin's field trips! (We may even try for the Zoo)
This week is also the beggining of organizing and preparing for school! This is very exciting for me and also a lot to take in. My prayer and hope is that Kevin and I will work together for schooling and he will enjoy all we do...I pray that we find a way of teaching and learning that works for us and that we cover all the Lord has in store for him.
For now, God bless and we love you all and are always so thankful for each of you in our lives.
The White Family,
Justin, Bobbi Ann, Kevin and Annika
Hello friends! Once again it was a busy week in the White family. Most of this week was kid week. We had several appointments to assure Annika's health...that's right, we found out we are having a little baby girl! Annika Tyla Marie White! All is well and she is healthy. I also found out that I am now at 20 weeks :) My how fast those first several weeks seemed to go! Now we get to wait a while for our next appointment and continue to experience her little kicks and punches!
This week was also Kevin's birthday. He is now 8 years old! we had a small party for him on Monday (yesterday) and let him play with his friends. He had an amazing cake from Terry, a sister in Christ. He also enjoyed spending time with everyone and getting boy gifts! So thankful for the love everyone showed to him!
Justin and I are finishing touches and ordering our new brochures this week. We are also calling several pastors to try to visit churches. This next week we will also be headin to St.Louis. We will visit family and churches as well as get to see the Science Center on one of Kevin's field trips! (We may even try for the Zoo)
This week is also the beggining of organizing and preparing for school! This is very exciting for me and also a lot to take in. My prayer and hope is that Kevin and I will work together for schooling and he will enjoy all we do...I pray that we find a way of teaching and learning that works for us and that we cover all the Lord has in store for him.
For now, God bless and we love you all and are always so thankful for each of you in our lives.
The White Family,
Justin, Bobbi Ann, Kevin and Annika
Monday, August 9, 2010
Calvary Baptist Church Revival
Hello family and friends!
Your continued prayers, love and support encourage us daily and have been a blessing! We once again had a busy week! It is incredible the difference in pase between the country of Haiti and the U.S.
We spent last week in Huntsville, TX at Calvary Baptist Church and were blessed by evening services each day of the week! The services were based on which Jesus we serve, the Jesus of the Bible or a Jesus we created. It was a huge blessing and another great experience for each of us!
While in Huntsville we were to meet with 3 other pastors to talk about giving our presentation at their churches. The first one forgot about our appointment and was kind enough to still meet with us, however, when he came to meet with us he was delayed due to his car over heating. The next meeting we had was a blessing because it was scheduled at the last minute. Unfortunately I also woke up that morning extremely sick and was sick the entire day. Justin went to visit the pastor on his own, only to get lost and never make it. However, once we spoke to both pastors they agreed to have us visit their churches to share our presentation this fall! What a blessing that through road blocks the Lord still allowed us to visit the churches! The third church we were actually able to visit and give our presentation and we were incredibly blessed by the response of the church members. They were a very loving church, as Calvary had been all week as well, and they welcomed us with open hearts to the mission field! Over all the trip was a huge blessing as usual and an opportunity for our awesome God to recieve glory!
Other than that we just arrived back to Arkansas today and this last week was a baby experience. During our trip we got to feel Stitch kick and in just a few more appointments we should be able to get an ultra sound and find out the baby's gender. Please pray that we will be able to recieve medicaid assistance. We only recieve a small portion of the commitments made for living each month, the rest goes to growing the ministry!!! So please join us in praying for this medical assistance! We love you all and will post you with all of the happenings of this week at the end of the week.
Also, all who are interested: we are having a birthday party for Kevin's 8th birthday on Monday at 5pm (august 16th) Please call if you want to come or email and I will get you directions!
God Bless
The White Family,
Justin, Bobbi Ann, Kevin and Stitch
Your continued prayers, love and support encourage us daily and have been a blessing! We once again had a busy week! It is incredible the difference in pase between the country of Haiti and the U.S.
We spent last week in Huntsville, TX at Calvary Baptist Church and were blessed by evening services each day of the week! The services were based on which Jesus we serve, the Jesus of the Bible or a Jesus we created. It was a huge blessing and another great experience for each of us!
While in Huntsville we were to meet with 3 other pastors to talk about giving our presentation at their churches. The first one forgot about our appointment and was kind enough to still meet with us, however, when he came to meet with us he was delayed due to his car over heating. The next meeting we had was a blessing because it was scheduled at the last minute. Unfortunately I also woke up that morning extremely sick and was sick the entire day. Justin went to visit the pastor on his own, only to get lost and never make it. However, once we spoke to both pastors they agreed to have us visit their churches to share our presentation this fall! What a blessing that through road blocks the Lord still allowed us to visit the churches! The third church we were actually able to visit and give our presentation and we were incredibly blessed by the response of the church members. They were a very loving church, as Calvary had been all week as well, and they welcomed us with open hearts to the mission field! Over all the trip was a huge blessing as usual and an opportunity for our awesome God to recieve glory!
Other than that we just arrived back to Arkansas today and this last week was a baby experience. During our trip we got to feel Stitch kick and in just a few more appointments we should be able to get an ultra sound and find out the baby's gender. Please pray that we will be able to recieve medicaid assistance. We only recieve a small portion of the commitments made for living each month, the rest goes to growing the ministry!!! So please join us in praying for this medical assistance! We love you all and will post you with all of the happenings of this week at the end of the week.
Also, all who are interested: we are having a birthday party for Kevin's 8th birthday on Monday at 5pm (august 16th) Please call if you want to come or email and I will get you directions!
God Bless
The White Family,
Justin, Bobbi Ann, Kevin and Stitch
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Sorry, we are late
Hello family and friends! Sorry that i am once again late in posting our blog this week. We left on Sunday immediately after church for Huntsville, TX and have been doing revival services each night here since. There is no good excuse as we will hopefully always be busy for the Lord, but we do pray you will be patient with us and know we haven't forgotten to keep you all up to date of the ministry going ons!
Once again we thank you all for your love, support and prayers! We have been busy busy busy since we have been back. Justin and I have been striking up small Creole conversations with each other as well as occasionally with our Haitian sister. Kevin will spout out bits of it as he did in Haiti.
Justin spent a lot of time the first week back in Arkansas helping the Eureka Springs church crew get some physical work done to the church building and move the bella vista church. He also got to help his brother get a little work done so that his brother could be closer to his ministry in Rogers.
Kevin took this week to catch up with papas and nonny and cousins. He also re aquainted himself with his toys at his nonny's house!
Stitch and I (and when Justin was available, him too)updated some things on our car to prepare it for traveling again, sat down and prepared for the months to come and worked out housing for our family (thank you to so many who have opened their homes for us) and we also had our first clinic appointment (where i was able to hear stitch's heartbeat). We also found out that I am about 18 weeks along and am probably due around January 3rd. We also got to feel the first kicks this week!
Right now we are in Texas. We are working with the mission team down here in various areas during the day and attending revival services each night. We are also meeting with 3 other pastors of other churches this week about the ministry in Haiti.
We love you all and I will keep you all posted as we have a busy month!!! Staying focused on Jesus and winning lost souls to the kingdom!
Bondye Beni Ou!
The White Family,
Justin, Bobbi Ann, Kevin and Stitch
Once again we thank you all for your love, support and prayers! We have been busy busy busy since we have been back. Justin and I have been striking up small Creole conversations with each other as well as occasionally with our Haitian sister. Kevin will spout out bits of it as he did in Haiti.
Justin spent a lot of time the first week back in Arkansas helping the Eureka Springs church crew get some physical work done to the church building and move the bella vista church. He also got to help his brother get a little work done so that his brother could be closer to his ministry in Rogers.
Kevin took this week to catch up with papas and nonny and cousins. He also re aquainted himself with his toys at his nonny's house!
Stitch and I (and when Justin was available, him too)updated some things on our car to prepare it for traveling again, sat down and prepared for the months to come and worked out housing for our family (thank you to so many who have opened their homes for us) and we also had our first clinic appointment (where i was able to hear stitch's heartbeat). We also found out that I am about 18 weeks along and am probably due around January 3rd. We also got to feel the first kicks this week!
Right now we are in Texas. We are working with the mission team down here in various areas during the day and attending revival services each night. We are also meeting with 3 other pastors of other churches this week about the ministry in Haiti.
We love you all and I will keep you all posted as we have a busy month!!! Staying focused on Jesus and winning lost souls to the kingdom!
Bondye Beni Ou!
The White Family,
Justin, Bobbi Ann, Kevin and Stitch
Sunday, July 25, 2010
1st Week Away
Bonjou!
This is our first week away from Haiti. We have eaten lots of American foods and enjoyed sermons in English! Starting again we want to thank you all for your prayers. We have been still focused on and desire to win souls to the Kingdom of God, no matter where we are, which is first and foremost important!
Justin breaks out in Creole usually at least once a day for a time period and i follow, occassionaly Kevin will give it a try too! It usually becomes a fun thing for us as well, as the rest of the family around us gets a kick out of trying to figure out what we are saying.
Along with the above information, this week has been a week of adjusting. We have unpacked and done a TON of laundry, with much still left to do!
Tonight we will meet with Pastor Chuck so we can look at the month of August and all the plans we have: plans ranging from church events that we need to attend, preparing for presentations and trips of where to show the presentations, finances to date for the ministry, setting up and preparing for insurance and doctors appointments for Stitch and much more! We won't be bored waiting for our move back to Haiti, that has become evident and we couldn't be more excited about all we have going on for our King!
Again, thank you always for your prayers and love! We ask for prayers of focus; Justin and I are both closer in our walk now than we have ever been and desire to keep growing and not be distracted by the things of the world, particularly the comforts of American resources!
Bondye Beni Ou!
The White Family,
Justin, Bobbi Ann, Kevin and Stitch
This is our first week away from Haiti. We have eaten lots of American foods and enjoyed sermons in English! Starting again we want to thank you all for your prayers. We have been still focused on and desire to win souls to the Kingdom of God, no matter where we are, which is first and foremost important!
Justin breaks out in Creole usually at least once a day for a time period and i follow, occassionaly Kevin will give it a try too! It usually becomes a fun thing for us as well, as the rest of the family around us gets a kick out of trying to figure out what we are saying.
Along with the above information, this week has been a week of adjusting. We have unpacked and done a TON of laundry, with much still left to do!
Tonight we will meet with Pastor Chuck so we can look at the month of August and all the plans we have: plans ranging from church events that we need to attend, preparing for presentations and trips of where to show the presentations, finances to date for the ministry, setting up and preparing for insurance and doctors appointments for Stitch and much more! We won't be bored waiting for our move back to Haiti, that has become evident and we couldn't be more excited about all we have going on for our King!
Again, thank you always for your prayers and love! We ask for prayers of focus; Justin and I are both closer in our walk now than we have ever been and desire to keep growing and not be distracted by the things of the world, particularly the comforts of American resources!
Bondye Beni Ou!
The White Family,
Justin, Bobbi Ann, Kevin and Stitch
Thursday, July 22, 2010
The States
Well, we made it back to the states. But we will start from the beginning of the week. Monday through Friday were pretty eventless days. We tried for some pomdetet (potatoes) at the market the first couple of days, but by the end of the week we surrendered and decided to mac and cheese it until we left on Saturday. We spent a lot of time cleaning and packing and also getting in the most we could in speaking and listening to the language (Creole).
Saturday we left Mole St. Nicolas to fly to Port au Prince. Everyone enjoyed the tiny puddle hopper plane. Until the landing when Stitch decided we don’t like landing planes! But we survived! We then went to the Haiti airport and were able to find Creole Bibles!! We had been on the hunt for them since we got to Haiti and the day we left we found them! Now in the churches in Haiti they preach from the French translation Bibles; however, we figure to reach the untold, uneducated people of Haiti who know no French we should be practicing the Creole translation! Finding these was a praise. We were able to get two bibles for about the price we would pay for 1 English translation Bible in the U.S., which is also a huge praise for being sold in the airport.
So Saturday evening Pastor Kennan’s son, Emory, picked us up from the airport. When we got to the house and we were asking Emory to take us back to the airport at 6:00am the next morning for our flight back to Arkansas. Then Emory told us to call my dad from ‘the box’. He pointed to a fed ex box on the table. We were a bit confused, having no phone to call with and not knowing what was in this box. When we opened the box these are the contents we pulled out: 2 pickles (for stitch), socks (for bobbi), a go phone (for all, mostly Justin) with minutes already put on it as well as text messages with pictures of our family, pages from a photo album when the Sackman family had gone to Disney World years ago, and then a stack of papers. The paper contents were confirmation letters for the following: A rent a car convertible, a gift card with money for food and gas, a 3 night stay in a hotel outside Orlando, and 3 -2 day passes to Disney World! All of us were first upset because we so badly wanted to see our family, then we were incredibly humbled. We knew this was not something we deserved or even earned in anyway. Then we recognized and completely praised the Lord for His blessings in our lives and of course the last two days have enjoyed venturing around Disney World. Therefore, I’d like to apologize for the delay in our blog this week. I tried to connect to the internet in our hotel, but we were unable to get through and the second two nights we fell asleep as soon as we got to our hotel.
The biggest blessing in the whole experience and gift that we had received was to see how much we had grown and continue to grow in our walks with the Lord. Kevin still is boy and a kid, he has become slightly more grateful, but may have the most trouble coming back into a society where everything is at your fingertips (please keep his in prayer for this). Justin was able to share his testimony so many times and throughout the whole experience he used every opportunity we had to bless someone else! I was surprised at how verbal I was to talk to people and share our testimony…I had no intimidation to talk to people, whereas before I was always worried about intruding into someone’s life, now I realize how sacred and special each life is and how important it is not to interrupt it! This past 9 ½ weeks and 3 days have been amazing for each of us as individuals as well as a family. God has done and we know will continue to do so much to bring glory to Himself and we look forward to seeing His glory!
As a side note: it is difficult when walking around a theme park with people speaking several different languages, to figure out which language you should be speaking (Creole or English) hahaha. It was fun to even watch Kevin take a minute to answer people when they spoke to him in English, because he had been so use to Creole questions.
Thank you all so much for the blessings you are in our lives. Your prayers of encouragement and love allow our hearts to be focused on the King and winning souls to His kingdom. Thank you for your love, prayers and support.
Bondye Beni Ou – God Bless You!
The White Family,
Justin, Bobbi Ann, Kevin and Stitch (who has been very content with the American foods we have selected lately!)
Saturday we left Mole St. Nicolas to fly to Port au Prince. Everyone enjoyed the tiny puddle hopper plane. Until the landing when Stitch decided we don’t like landing planes! But we survived! We then went to the Haiti airport and were able to find Creole Bibles!! We had been on the hunt for them since we got to Haiti and the day we left we found them! Now in the churches in Haiti they preach from the French translation Bibles; however, we figure to reach the untold, uneducated people of Haiti who know no French we should be practicing the Creole translation! Finding these was a praise. We were able to get two bibles for about the price we would pay for 1 English translation Bible in the U.S., which is also a huge praise for being sold in the airport.
So Saturday evening Pastor Kennan’s son, Emory, picked us up from the airport. When we got to the house and we were asking Emory to take us back to the airport at 6:00am the next morning for our flight back to Arkansas. Then Emory told us to call my dad from ‘the box’. He pointed to a fed ex box on the table. We were a bit confused, having no phone to call with and not knowing what was in this box. When we opened the box these are the contents we pulled out: 2 pickles (for stitch), socks (for bobbi), a go phone (for all, mostly Justin) with minutes already put on it as well as text messages with pictures of our family, pages from a photo album when the Sackman family had gone to Disney World years ago, and then a stack of papers. The paper contents were confirmation letters for the following: A rent a car convertible, a gift card with money for food and gas, a 3 night stay in a hotel outside Orlando, and 3 -2 day passes to Disney World! All of us were first upset because we so badly wanted to see our family, then we were incredibly humbled. We knew this was not something we deserved or even earned in anyway. Then we recognized and completely praised the Lord for His blessings in our lives and of course the last two days have enjoyed venturing around Disney World. Therefore, I’d like to apologize for the delay in our blog this week. I tried to connect to the internet in our hotel, but we were unable to get through and the second two nights we fell asleep as soon as we got to our hotel.
The biggest blessing in the whole experience and gift that we had received was to see how much we had grown and continue to grow in our walks with the Lord. Kevin still is boy and a kid, he has become slightly more grateful, but may have the most trouble coming back into a society where everything is at your fingertips (please keep his in prayer for this). Justin was able to share his testimony so many times and throughout the whole experience he used every opportunity we had to bless someone else! I was surprised at how verbal I was to talk to people and share our testimony…I had no intimidation to talk to people, whereas before I was always worried about intruding into someone’s life, now I realize how sacred and special each life is and how important it is not to interrupt it! This past 9 ½ weeks and 3 days have been amazing for each of us as individuals as well as a family. God has done and we know will continue to do so much to bring glory to Himself and we look forward to seeing His glory!
As a side note: it is difficult when walking around a theme park with people speaking several different languages, to figure out which language you should be speaking (Creole or English) hahaha. It was fun to even watch Kevin take a minute to answer people when they spoke to him in English, because he had been so use to Creole questions.
Thank you all so much for the blessings you are in our lives. Your prayers of encouragement and love allow our hearts to be focused on the King and winning souls to His kingdom. Thank you for your love, prayers and support.
Bondye Beni Ou – God Bless You!
The White Family,
Justin, Bobbi Ann, Kevin and Stitch (who has been very content with the American foods we have selected lately!)
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Last Week coming
Bonswa!
We are about to start our 9th and final week here for this trip!
Well, we spent the last 3 ½ days in Bombard, Haiti. That was a wonderful experience. First of all we can’t express how thankful we were for the cooler weather! The house we stayed in was covered by shade trees! We also experienced throughout our stay the battle of giant moths and lizards (it was amusing)! Pastor Kennan took us with his family to Bombard for an annual church conference. We had morning and evening services as well as classes during the day. Justin had the privilege of speaking to adults on sexual education. Most of them were shocked that sex is very open in the United States (using sexual innuendos in advertisement, public schools teaching kids about safe sex, etc…). However, he did wonderfully and I had never been more thankful that I needed to watch Kevin and did not have to use what little Creole I knew to teach such a topic
I told Kevin we weren’t going to be able to take any toys with us to Bombard, but it would make him learn to appreciate his toys that much more (it sure made me appreciate his toys that much more!). Eventually though with the lack of nothing to do, Kevin carried around Justin’s Creole Made Easy book and studied and had a blast learning the language. He even quickly (quicker than me) picked up on the different vowel pronunciations and was pronouncing things correctly! However, this was a huge praise. We just made it back to Mole this evening as well and Kevin had already asked for and is looking through the Creole Made Easy book, even with his toys at his convenience! PRAISE THE LORD!
This week we will still be practicing Creole. We still need to go to the market, with only macaroni and cheese and roman noodle soup left! Then we also have a lot of cleaning to get done before we leave. We have been extremely blessed with the opportunity to stay with Pastor Kennan and his family while learning the language. Please continue to pray for us that we will have the patience to practice our Creole without actively speaking Haitians surrounding us in the States! We have been speaking to each other off and on in Creole, however, when you can’t find the words for a whole sentence it becomes easy to default to English!
Stitch is looking very forward to having some American foods soon! In Bombard Stitch was spoiled with bread, BBQ beef and ground beef!! It is such a crazy change to go from living in a country where beef is almost a stable food, to a country where you are excited to get beef!
We look very forward to seeing everyone! We have been so blessed already on this trip and I have no doubt the Lord intends to work in this last week as well! Our prayers have been with you all and we are thankful for your prayers for our family and the Lords work.
A testimony from a young girl this weekend: (background: in Haiti the Catholic Church does not teach that Jesus is the way to Heaven and often times are the gateway to Voodoo) A young girl came forward for prayer. She was having some trouble financially for food in her life, but found joy in her salvation knowing the Lord would provide. This young girl has a physical handicap with little control over her physical movements. The catholic priest found pity on her and came to her one day and told her that he wanted to help her and support her, but she would need to get baptized in the Catholic Church first. She told him that her salvation was not worth trading for food. She said that she trusted the Lord to provide for her. What a praise and wonderful thing to hear!
God Bless you all! Bondye Beni Nou!
The White Family
Justin, Bobbi Ann, Kevin and Stitch
We are about to start our 9th and final week here for this trip!
Well, we spent the last 3 ½ days in Bombard, Haiti. That was a wonderful experience. First of all we can’t express how thankful we were for the cooler weather! The house we stayed in was covered by shade trees! We also experienced throughout our stay the battle of giant moths and lizards (it was amusing)! Pastor Kennan took us with his family to Bombard for an annual church conference. We had morning and evening services as well as classes during the day. Justin had the privilege of speaking to adults on sexual education. Most of them were shocked that sex is very open in the United States (using sexual innuendos in advertisement, public schools teaching kids about safe sex, etc…). However, he did wonderfully and I had never been more thankful that I needed to watch Kevin and did not have to use what little Creole I knew to teach such a topic
I told Kevin we weren’t going to be able to take any toys with us to Bombard, but it would make him learn to appreciate his toys that much more (it sure made me appreciate his toys that much more!). Eventually though with the lack of nothing to do, Kevin carried around Justin’s Creole Made Easy book and studied and had a blast learning the language. He even quickly (quicker than me) picked up on the different vowel pronunciations and was pronouncing things correctly! However, this was a huge praise. We just made it back to Mole this evening as well and Kevin had already asked for and is looking through the Creole Made Easy book, even with his toys at his convenience! PRAISE THE LORD!
This week we will still be practicing Creole. We still need to go to the market, with only macaroni and cheese and roman noodle soup left! Then we also have a lot of cleaning to get done before we leave. We have been extremely blessed with the opportunity to stay with Pastor Kennan and his family while learning the language. Please continue to pray for us that we will have the patience to practice our Creole without actively speaking Haitians surrounding us in the States! We have been speaking to each other off and on in Creole, however, when you can’t find the words for a whole sentence it becomes easy to default to English!
Stitch is looking very forward to having some American foods soon! In Bombard Stitch was spoiled with bread, BBQ beef and ground beef!! It is such a crazy change to go from living in a country where beef is almost a stable food, to a country where you are excited to get beef!
We look very forward to seeing everyone! We have been so blessed already on this trip and I have no doubt the Lord intends to work in this last week as well! Our prayers have been with you all and we are thankful for your prayers for our family and the Lords work.
A testimony from a young girl this weekend: (background: in Haiti the Catholic Church does not teach that Jesus is the way to Heaven and often times are the gateway to Voodoo) A young girl came forward for prayer. She was having some trouble financially for food in her life, but found joy in her salvation knowing the Lord would provide. This young girl has a physical handicap with little control over her physical movements. The catholic priest found pity on her and came to her one day and told her that he wanted to help her and support her, but she would need to get baptized in the Catholic Church first. She told him that her salvation was not worth trading for food. She said that she trusted the Lord to provide for her. What a praise and wonderful thing to hear!
God Bless you all! Bondye Beni Nou!
The White Family
Justin, Bobbi Ann, Kevin and Stitch
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