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A Great Weekend!

March 8, 2016 Posted by Joan Wight 4 Comments

This was a great weekend!  We had a play in church and TiFI came home. All was well with the world, at least the world at HATS. The story in the Bible of the Good Samaritan begins with a lawyer (Djemima) asking Jesus (JJ),  “Who is my neighbor?”

JJ as Jesus and Djemima as the lawyer

 

The robbers waiting in the wings

Jesus answers the lawyer with the story of the man who was travelling to Jericho, and was robbed and beaten and left for dead by the side of the road. Moise played the man travelling.

Moise getting beaten

 

Dieunel and Judel the robbers

Along came a priest, a Levite and a Samaritan. Dieunel and Judel doubled as the robbers and the priest and Levite and there were a few giggles but overall did a great job. In the story, the only one to stop and give assistance to the beaten man was the Samaritan, played very well by Leica. She had her speaking part memorized too.

Leica the Samaritan helping Moise the beaten man

 

Ti Luc the innkeeper talking to the Samaritan

The Samaritan takes the man to an inn nearby run by Ti Luc the Innkeeper. The story ends with Jesus telling the lawyer to have compassion for others in need as the Samaritan had done. The kids enjoyed acting out the story and the kids in church liked the story told like that.

Kids in church

We were all very happy on Saturday when TiFi came home from the hospital. She had been there since Wednesday. TiFi has epilepsy and when at her Doctor’s appointment on Wednesday had several seizures so she was admitted.  This was a good thing as she has been having more frequent seizures here at home.

A stay at the hospital here is not easy on the patient or the caregivers that must be there 24/7. You have to provide everything that you will need while there including your bedding, pillow, food and something to put the food in so you can eat. The housemothers have put in a long week as they took turns being there with TiFi day and night. There is nowhere to get any sleep for them and they still had to come back and work with the other 16 kids here at the orphanage. Each will receive extra pay and our heartfelt thanks for taking such good care of TiFi.

Ti Fi happy to be home

 

It Is All About the Kids
~Joan

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About Joan Wight

Joan and Keith Wight have been involved with HATS since 2011. Keith is a retired airline pilot and previously volunteered with missions in Belize, Zimbabwe, Panama and Honduras in various capacities. Joan is a retired music teacher and uses her abilities to assist with the office work and tutor the children at HATS. Since retiring they have committed to 4 months per year in Haiti. They live in Montreal and have 3 daughters, 2 son-in-laws and 2 grandsons and 2 grand-daughters.

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  • Jim Steer
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    March 8, 2016 at 4:30 PM

    I sense some type casting here :), well done Joan!

  • Camilla Brown
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    March 9, 2016 at 3:31 AM

    Oh little Ti Fi so glad you're back home! Wish I could have seen that play. It's my favourite bible story! God bless all of you.

  • Bill
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    March 9, 2016 at 3:50 AM

    Wow, that is quite something! Well done to the house mothers!

  • Sandra
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    March 9, 2016 at 11:28 PM

    Sounds like it was good for the actors/actresses and good for the other children. I love it!
    Like Jim I see a little type casting in some parts!!!! Haha
    Joan I am sure you had your hands full at times!

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