Today went much smoother, and more as planned. All the baseball stations went well and I was even able to teach some baseball. I love teaching baseball – it’s definitely my passion and a God-given talent. We counted the children today and we had a total of 94 attend camp at our site. After camp my wife and I visited the site we were at last year, La Union. We had made so many good friends there that we had to go back to visit. We brought clothes, shoes, and necessities for a family that we really got to know. We have so much at home that it was our pleasure to give them just a little bit. The happiness of the Dominicans is overwhelming; they have nothing according to Americans but in reality a lot of them have far more than most Americans. And by that statement you know I’m not talking about money or material things. Most Americans won’t understand that concept unless they have visited a poor area outside of the U.S., or had the privilege to go on a mission trip.
God Bless,
Carlos
Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it. (Prov. 22:6)
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