Unloading equipment in the dark

So after a long day on Saturday, the first truck with the sound system cleared customs and arrived to Port-au-Prince and the festival site. We had to wait until nightfall before the inspector came to inspect the goods. That was a fast process it turned out and we could proceed to offload from one container and move the sound equipment to a tractor trailer for storage until the main containers arrive.

Learning the world of shipping involves a lot of patience, especially in this part of the world. We are learning fast that it is all but simple. And then trying to bring equipment in to a country where the entire system is corrupt just adds to the frustration. In the end though, we grow in patience - it is after all a fruit of the Spirit..

Enjoy some pictures from when we offloaded the container in the dark...

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About The Almqvists

Hi, my name is Peter Almqvist and I am a minister of help. I work with setting up large outdoor evangelistic festivals all around the world, primarily in Africa. Currently we are on what we are calling the African Capital City Tour, or ACCT for short. We preach the gospel to those that have not heard or have yet to respond. The cry of the lost has been heard and we are responding to their SOS.