at the seventh time he said, "Behold, a little cloud like a man's hand is rising from the sea" 1Ki18:44

 Mole Saint Nicolas is a small fishing village on the NW coast of Haiti. Yvonne and I spent Easter week there showing evangelistic movies in the public park for five nights and preaching Easter Sunday morning in a Baptist Church. 

Though the village is only 200 miles from our home in Fermathe, it took 10 hours in our 20 year old Toyota to get to Mole! No flat tires, no broken springs or shocks but we gratefully accepted Missionary Aviation Fellowships offer of two free seats on their plane back to Port au Prince!

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After a long hot day of travel we arrived in the seaside village of 4,000 people, many of whom had never seen a movie. On Holy Thursday we began showing evangelistic Creole Christian films in the public place in front of the Catholic church. On Saturday night as we aired the Grace film to our largest crowd, a priest came out and disconnected our generator during the film's final minutes! The crowd cried in dismay, I took the mic and prayed with them to stay calm, promising we had another film for the next night.

After missing the film's closing moments, many insisted that I show the entire Grace film again, since there was no school on Monday. So Easter Sunday night, we again aired the Grace film to an even larger crowd and many young people flocked to the altar, committing  their lives to Christ. On Tuesday, after a week of filming during the day and evangelizing each night we returned home, deeply satisfied we made an eternal impact on Mole St. Nicolas!