Adelle Morales
“Amazing Grace how sweet the sound…..” As my Lord went ahead clearing the way for us, we not only arrive to Oxnard California safe, but saved. I am amazed by the ways in which my Lord works each individual’s hearts; Blows me away to know that He has a perfect plan custom made for each of us way before we are not bigger that a grain of rice inside a mother’s womb, He knew us even before we were created. I thought I had seen it all, and I did, but I never felt God’s presence as strong as I felt it in Haiti “…..Was blind but now I see” I am back home with a heart gushing with the joy, drenched with compassion, and with my eyes as testimony for my Fathers’ Glory. I sat quiet and still with Chris 
Tomlin's version of "Amazing Grace" on the background, waiting to hear from my Redeemer, but I felt the urge to open my eyes, there was nothing else but the screen saver of my computer, there I stared at it for a minute, the picture of a colorful “tap tap” bright and bold, they are short bed pickup trucks made into one of the most common transportation for people In Haiti (besides walking) a truck welded with recycled metals and posts, overly adorned with every color there is on the face of the earth, affordable and full over the limit with people of all ages (if there is such thing as the word “limit” in their language) This time I took a closer look the picture I shot randomly on our way to the airport, it read; “ Exodus 14:14” I immediately got up to open my bible and read: “The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still” (NIV) Immediately I open every picture of “tap,taps” I shot, one after the other, amused I found myself before an undiscovered treasure, I had look at those pictures many times, but this time what I found added an invaluable price to each one of them. A big bus with the back window painted with Jesus Christ on the dying on the cross, it is parked right next to a voodoo temple, Haiti is clearly divided with mighty warriors of God and an army of soldiers working for the enemy, a coincidence? Not definitely. I don't think there are lukewarm Christians in Haiti, all of them believe with all their might or don't, that simple. “My chains are gone I’ve been set free My God, my Savior has ransomed me…..” I marveled with each picture I discover, yet I had them with me all along: “One God, Jehovah” “Merci Jesus (2)” “Christ Capable” “Thank you Jesus (4)” “Grace Devine” “Merci Christ (2)” “Ebenezer” “Adonai” “De Jesus” “Exodus 19:19-20“ “Speak to us yourself, and we will listen” “But do not have God speak to us or we will die” “Moses said to the people: “Do not be afraid, God has come to test you, so that the fear of God will be with you to keep you from sinning” WOW AMEN! What my God is telling me in every picture is clear: Common denominator in Haiti “Christ” The Message for all “Hope” God’s word in motion all right! By foot or in wheels, written or spoke, but Alive Praise His Holy name!!! Throughout the part of the country we traveled, random pictures became visible testimonies for the people who were waiting for my safe return back home, and strangers I meet and share the word with, with pictures no words are needed, all we have to have is Faith. “Unending love, Amazing Grace”.
Tomlin's version of "Amazing Grace" on the background, waiting to hear from my Redeemer, but I felt the urge to open my eyes, there was nothing else but the screen saver of my computer, there I stared at it for a minute, the picture of a colorful “tap tap” bright and bold, they are short bed pickup trucks made into one of the most common transportation for people In Haiti (besides walking) a truck welded with recycled metals and posts, overly adorned with every color there is on the face of the earth, affordable and full over the limit with people of all ages (if there is such thing as the word “limit” in their language) This time I took a closer look the picture I shot randomly on our way to the airport, it read; “ Exodus 14:14” I immediately got up to open my bible and read: “The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still” (NIV) Immediately I open every picture of “tap,taps” I shot, one after the other, amused I found myself before an undiscovered treasure, I had look at those pictures many times, but this time what I found added an invaluable price to each one of them. A big bus with the back window painted with Jesus Christ on the dying on the cross, it is parked right next to a voodoo temple, Haiti is clearly divided with mighty warriors of God and an army of soldiers working for the enemy, a coincidence? Not definitely. I don't think there are lukewarm Christians in Haiti, all of them believe with all their might or don't, that simple. “My chains are gone I’ve been set free My God, my Savior has ransomed me…..” I marveled with each picture I discover, yet I had them with me all along: “One God, Jehovah” “Merci Jesus (2)” “Christ Capable” “Thank you Jesus (4)” “Grace Devine” “Merci Christ (2)” “Ebenezer” “Adonai” “De Jesus” “Exodus 19:19-20“ “Speak to us yourself, and we will listen” “But do not have God speak to us or we will die” “Moses said to the people: “Do not be afraid, God has come to test you, so that the fear of God will be with you to keep you from sinning” WOW AMEN! What my God is telling me in every picture is clear: Common denominator in Haiti “Christ” The Message for all “Hope” God’s word in motion all right! By foot or in wheels, written or spoke, but Alive Praise His Holy name!!! Throughout the part of the country we traveled, random pictures became visible testimonies for the people who were waiting for my safe return back home, and strangers I meet and share the word with, with pictures no words are needed, all we have to have is Faith. “Unending love, Amazing Grace”.“Amazing Grace” by John Newton.
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