March 3. Prayer walk and home visit.

Yesterday following a productive day of school we headed out to visit Daniel's brother and family. While we've prayed for him a lot we had not visited him at home.

John Pierre acted as our guide to the home. Come to find out we often passed by it on walks down to the river. Daniel, being home, soon wheeled out his younger brother while his mom gathered all the X-rays from both fractures for us to check out.

Last summer when the horse kicked his right leg he fractured his femur. The motorcycle fractured both his tibia and fibula on the left [the tibia in a couple of locations] We chatted a bit and ended in prayer.

The brother in the middle also had some leg/back pain issues lately so we checked out his normal X-rays. While nothing specific was diagnosed thankfully the pain receded with time. In the picture Daniel, children's group leader, stands beside the middle brother and behind the younger.

We continued on our walk. Walking though our community reminds us of the multitude of items to pray about:

• Small children everywhere a chance for education and a good life.
• For the folks of all ages-may they met Jesus and find the hope and freedom that comes with making Him Lord and Savior.
• Gardens, animals. Jobs, food, income for the people.
• Young people including the teams of young men playing soccer on the campus field. Education, jobs, resisting temptations. Becoming good leaders.
• Rice mill can continue to work well. Represents jobs, food.
• Music reminds us about carnival weekend. Pray for safety. That folks will turn toward the Lord and not alcohol, drugs, revenge, and other dangerous things.
• Road. Safety for both those walking and riding on trucks or motorcycles.
• Political aids. For the Presidential elections. Leaders in this country.
• River, mountains. Earthquakes, flooding, correct amount of rain for crops.