From the reports that we are hearing, things are a little better today. People are saying that they are taking a break from the protesting for today and tomorrow and then they will start back up on Monday.
Pastor Baker (Kyrk's Dad) left this morning to go visit one of our churches on the other side of Port-au-Prince. He has not returned yet, so we are assuming that all is well and that he is able to make the trip.
The Master's class finshed well with the students that were staying here. Since it is calmer today they are able to travel home. We are praying that those who had to miss Wednesday through Friday's classes will be able to get up to the mission on Monday and Tuesday to make up those classes.
Yesterday there are also some school coordinators that were able to come to the mission, so the Education department was able to do some training with those who came.
This morning we were able to send out some building materials to some of the sites that we are building houses. We are so thankful that we can once again travel around a little bit and deliver supplies like this so that the rebuilding of people's homes can continue.
In other news...... Kyrk fell on the steps in front of our house last night and he has a deep cut on his elbow. He was carrying Anna at the time and thankfully she seems to be okay. Kyrk is in a lot of pain today and is not able to move his arm much. Pray that this would heal quickly.
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