A Two-Pronged Attack

As you've heard several time in various ways, a trip to Haiti is never as simplistic as it was initially planned, but it is always rewarding - sometimes in way never dreamed.

Work on the house continued; the framing of the remaining panels was completed; holes were drilled for the bolts that will join the panels and for bolts that will serve as anchors to the concrete floor when it is poured; plywood sheeting was put on 3 of the panels.

While the rest of the team was working on the house, I was consulting with our missionaries about ways to improve their tracking of ministry finances. Several hours were spent setting up a chart of accounts and report generators for a QuickBooks file that will enable them to more closely track the many projects and activites that are a normal part of their daily lives.