Friday, January 15, 2010

Another day

We are all so exhausted and the thought of having to face another day is already overwhelming.
We didn't get much sleep last night. It is so difficult to mentally rest and get some sleep.
This morning we have confirmation that there are 2 planes in the air coming here. Pray that they are allowed to land and that we can get the desperately needed supplies and doctors up here.
Kyrk and Chris are once again going down, hoping to have more success today. Pray for their safety and the God would work a miracle today.
We need those doctors and supplies. We are currently treating between 300 and 400 people. We only have 2-3 doctors and limited supplies.
We are very grateful to the staff and supplies that we have. We are hearing of many other places that are much worse off then we are, so we are praising God for what He has given us. Our doctors are amazing people. They are diligently serving even though they are very exhausted.
Continue to pray for strength for everyone.

10 comments:

dealightfulsavings said...

Praying for you guys!!! Hang in there!

angela said...

Hi, I'm Angela Blankenship...friends of Chris and Kelli. We taught with them on Molokai. I got your blog address from Sarah and I am so thankful that all of you are safe. We are praying for your continued safety and health and wisdom.

Anonymous said...

Christians are praying for you. Thanks for taking time to post. It is so nice to hear it from a godly perspective rather than the mainstream media.

Anonymous said...

Hey family Baker! Here a little note from Karel, Lieke and Teije Aanen from the Netherlands (Staff members Puit Cousin 2007 World Servants). We are verry pleased to see your family is okay! We will pray for your family, your work and all the people in Haïti. With love!

Shannon said...

Deborah, I'm praying for you. For strength and wisdom and for rest. Please take some down time. I know it seems wrong or just hard, but you need it so you can continue to serve. Sending you all our love and prayers.

John & Deborah Bowen said...

We would like to help, but how can we make a financial donation? If you put it in the blog, I'm sure others would like to know too.

Anonymous said...

Father, even now we come to YOU this morning, praising You for the safety of many, but our hearts break for the many who have died through this earthquake. Continue to give wisdom and direction to those who are helping, give needed strength for each day, help the Bakers specificially as a family and empower them to do all they can. Father, we pray too for this new life inside of Deborah, give her Your strength for each day through this last trimester we pray in Jesus' name, amen.

Keeping you all in our prayers...
love from us in Forest,
Anne

Anonymous said...

Father, we come to You this morning continuing to pray for the people of Haiti and the devastation there. We see through the help of CNN a lot of the collapsed homes and building, the help that is coming, the many who are digging for lost loved one. Oh Father, our heart breaks. Give the needed strength to those who remain, who are alive, who are looking for family members, for those who are trying to help all the needed injuries. Bring the doctors, the medical staff to those places. We know that many planes have arrived with supplies and people and we do thank you for the many different countries that are assisting at this time! Father, be with Deb and Kyrk at this time.. and give them the daily strength and wisdom. We lift this whole situation up to YOU in Jesus' name, amen.

We continue to pray, thanks for the daily updates Deb.

love, Anne

lynn said...

My family is keeping you in our prayers. My son did a short-term missions trip with the mission some years back and told me of your blog. I will keep a watchful eye on your blog for updates on the situation and to know how to continue to pray for you, the mission, and the hospital. Thank you so much for taking the time to post, it sheds more light on the situation than the news.

Anonymous said...

I am just a regular prosperous person in the West. I have taken to read mission(aries) blogs like yours to balance the doom and gloom of the regular media. This is really the Good News. I wish you all the best and pray that you keep it together. With all admiration.