Community Health Evangelism

For the past few days while in the Dominican Republic our team has been working with Mark Hare and Jenny Bent, two PCUSA mission coworkers living in Barahona. They do lot of different things, but we were able to work with them and learn from them in the area of Community Health Evangelism.


Picture of a mapped out community made/constructed by members of the community.

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