We also did some reconstructing of the coop while we were there. We went ahead and split the coop into several smaller coops. It's actually still one big coop but we divided it into 6 separate sections with 6 different doors. This will allow six different families to raise and nurture their own chickens.
The ladies spent more time with the students and did another session of vbs. At the close of this session, Zach had the opportunity to share the gospel with them. Excited that God is slowing us to be a part of his reconciliation here in the Dominican Republic.
We were also able to distribute the brand and rice that we purchased for the families in the batay. As we were leaving, it began to rain ( I should say pour) and our driver ended up getting stuck on the road on the way out of the batay. I love the fact that our driver has been with us all week, but I can say that his skills driving in mud are less that desirable. 65 dollars later after our rented tractor came to the rescue, we were headed home. We just finished a great pizza dinner with each other,and we have all headed back to our rooms I order to rest ,
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