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What is so special about Batey 50?

Posted on April 21, 2016 by drmissionteam

Take a minute and read through this “Huffington Post” blog explaining just what is so special about Batey 50.

Batey 50 Thank you Dance

Batey 50 Thank you Dance

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Today was our originally scheduled DR Mission Team Experience! event, and we will miss being together with so many of our DR friends and family! We are still praying and hoping it will work for this event on May 30 and the summer mission trips. For now, let's pray for one another and our friends in the DR. They have a strict stay at home policy and curfew from 6pm to 5am each night to keep the virus from spreading in the DR. Our friends at Hospital El Buen Samaritano and Maranatha Mission are working hard to prepare for COVID-19 patients, educate people on staying healthy, and doing food distribution to the most needy. More info coming soon about ways we can help support this effort in La Romana and the bateyes! #StayHome #DRMT20 #DRMissionTeam #Praying!

Praying for our friends at Hospital El Buen Samaritano who are preparing for their first COVID-19 patients this week. They have converted space on the first floor of the hospital and have specially trained staff to help isolate these patients. To have a hospital like this available in the DR is a fulfillment of the vision of Pastor Jean Luc Phanord so long ago. Thank you to all who have volunteered, donated, and prayed for this hospital over the last 30 years! And special thanks to Moises Sifren and the hospital leadership who have been working hard to prepare for these cases, as well as providing food and education on COVID-19 in La Romana and the bateyes. #DRMissionTeam #DRMT20

Good news from the DR Mission Team! Special congratulations to @jesspatel24 and @elizand12, who both recently learned they matched and will become Emergency Medicine physicians! We are so proud of you and all of your hard work! Jess and Elizabeth both came to La Romana through classes at Quinnipiac University, and have made many more trips since with the DRMT (Jess also lived in La Romana for a year and served at The Joe Hartman School). Looking forward to having you back with the DRMT soon serving our friends in the bateyes and barrios! #DRMissionTeam

God is good! The "before and after" photos of the house for Clovis' family (single dad with 5 children) in the La Romana barrio known as Kilometer 6 (near the Beraca Church and Joe Hartman School). Our DR Mission Team winter group helped with this construction last month and thanks to many generous donors and our partners Maranatha Mission and Hospital El Buen Samaritano, the house is just about finished! #DRMT20 #DRMissionTeam

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