Hola amigos de Lynwood,
Yesterday, we set up our medical clinic at El Jaral. We were indoors at a building that is used by the government to have a health clinic every month. This ranchero was much more spread out than the ranchero that we visited the day before. We saw 18 patients total. We had to walk about 1 mile to get the key to the building, when we got to the persons casa, she was not there but her teenage son was there and after we talked to him he agreed to go with us to open up the building so we could have our clinic. As always, God continues to provide when we trust in him and continue to pray. The teenage boy that I mention above was somewhat rough, he had several facial piercings (some were definitely homemade) and dressed like he wanted to be a gang member. It was suprising to me that in this remote part of Mexico that we would see someone like but we should remember him in our prayers. He did not give us any trouble during our clinic. The view was beautiful from our clinic on the hillside.
Today, we are going to visit San Juan de los Lagos. We will get to experience first hand the lostness of the people of this region as they worship the virgin of San Juan. Some of our members who have been previously describe this experience as Jesus needing to come and run off the money changers from the temple.
Te hablo pronto,
Senor Miguel
Thursday, March 06, 2008
Medical Missions Union de San Antonio - Thursday
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