Photo Dump

 Tyrese Tyrone (aka Ty Ty)

En Gedi's newest member

 Happy Sabbath

 This is his life. sleep, sleep, sleep.

 socks.... something we never thought much 

about down here until we started working 

with babies.

 "Mom, your not going to leave my hair like this

are you? I look like a peacock!"

(no, I didn't leave her hair like that. I was just trying to

get strait parts!)

Meetings with the JOC.

So thankful for each of them, and their willingness

to invest in us down here.

FYI

I know I have been slacking on this blog. Life has gotten busy.

 I know thats not a good excuse, but Lord Willing

 I will be posting more on the En Gedi site 

( www.engedihouse.blogspot.com ) 

if you want to follow along there. It is a locked site,

 so if you are not already approved to look just 

shoot me an email and I will grant you access.

 This site needs to be locked so we can safely show

 pictures of the kids that God brings us to care for.

Blessings

Finding My Strength - The Story of Sheldon Burkett

En Gedi House

God has been moving and working in big ways over the past

year. I have been feeling called to move in a new way and

with that move a new property was required. This past February

we (Harvest Call Jamaica) made an offer on a property in

Mandeville. A few weeks later our offer was accepted and

thus began our journey with the developement of 

En Gedi House

Right now its not a lot to look at. Its a beautiful piece of land

with a house on it. The house needs to be gutted and redone,

but its got a lot of potential and I am excited to see how God 

will use En Gedi House to provide a safe place for those in

need. Prayers as we continue to take these steps of faith 

are greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Sports Day 2016

Jamaica Day

 The last Friday of February is Jamaica Day island wide,

and all schools celebrate.

 walking in the Jamaica Day parade

 The Boys Club doing their Jamaica Day march.

 little lady trying to take it all in :)

Happy Jamaica Day!

Another Update on Little Boy O

After a successful brain surgery, we were informed 

that the biopsy taken, from Little Boy O, showed

a very aggressive form of cancer. He was picked up 

and taken back to the children's hospital in 

Kingston right away to start Chemo.

He now spends 1 week a month in the hospital

getting his Chemo and the rest of the time 

at New Hope. He is in Kingston this week

getting his 3rd round of Chemo. So far

he is doing great, and continued prayers

for his healing would be appreciated.