Paul and Bethany: Gallery

A photo gallery for your viewing pleasure.

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Enjoy!

Tiona giving Dr. Fedna a taste of her own medicine (mmmhmm...get it?!)

Nuggets in glasses.

Classroom preppin'

This is what happens when you have a meeting in Port-au-Prince and leave the kids with

Chelsea and Isaac!

Showing the lady who sold us the land the new medical clinic. Fruits of labor.

Taking our newbies on a hike. Drinking coconuts mid-hike might as well be IV caffeine!

(Krista front, Marissa next to her, and Paige way in the back)

Lots of early morning flights for this family... and, I (Bethany), am the most disheveled of us all.

Missionary family snapshots.

Car ride to Cayes = zzzzzzzzzzzz. Can't get enough of car-ride-cuddles.

JAK Academy prepping the 2018-2018 school year.

Gertrude (orphanage mom) getting SO ready for school to start.

Grann's love. Enough said.

Mountains. Moments. Memories.

Occasionally the church asks this stud-muffin to preach.

Missionary-family aunts and uncles are the best!

I was blessed to be the Maid-of-Honor in this beauty's wedding. Rose Daffline has been faithfully coming to my Vendrefi Bible Study from the start. We had a great time.

When in Port-au-Prince... you get a haircut.

Our orphanage family coming over to play.

Sometimes you find treasures not too far from home - Saut Mathurine Waterfall

Beach visits are a must.

Vision testing at the Lines school. Makes my ophthalmic heart so happy.

Let's all take a little Lieuna time...

Mangos are a very serious relationship.

Haiti Flag Day Celebrations 2018 & 2017.

Sometimes, you have crazy friends come down to Haiti and make a Valentine's Day "Hot Tub" out of old aquaponic tanks.

...I mean, just because, right?

Homes are not to be taken for-granted. Definitely learned this lesson even deeper with Hurricane Matthew in early October.

Our good looking and crazy crew that makes up our Mission-Haiti orphanage

Orphanage Mamma and Mitchie

Haitian Christmas, Y'all!

Did we dress up like crazy-pantses and go caroling through the village? Yes. Was it one of the best times we've had in Haiti yet? Yes!

A comfy chair and a cold glass of water = all you need

How we roll.

Shopping in Les Cayes. 'Cause we get sick of our same skirts and tank-tops, you know?

My mom and dad came down for a visit. And got to meet their sponsor students as well. Here they are in Naïka's home.

We may have taken off for a tiny get away. Enjoying family time when we can.

Hillside memories

Haiti. In a picture.

Our good friends, Adam and Gretchen, continuing to grow relationships they made years ago

Lucy (oldest of our orphanage kids) snapping selfies with Tiona

Jwa=Joy

Sometimes we get to go out to eat in Les Cayes. And we love it.

And sometimes we cook at home. And very rarely is a meal photo worthy, but this one was: lasagna with real cottage cheese and ground beef! A super rare treat!