Jamie Luffman, right, a medic from West Hills Baptist Church in Lebanon, Tennessee, and his nephew Heath Stone, a pre-med student at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, pray with patients after treating them in their tent at the Fond Parisien Disaster Recovery Center in Fond Parisien, Haiti. Stone asked his uncle to join him on his spring break trip to Haiti. IMB Photo
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Heath Stone, right, a pre-med student at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, makes his morning rounds at the Fond Parisien Disaster Recovery Center in Fond Parisien, Haiti. IMB Photo
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Heath Stone, center, 19, a freshman pre-med student at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, makes his afternoon rounds at the Fond Parisien Disaster Recovery Center in Fond Parisien, Haiti. IMB Photo
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Heath Stone, right, 19, a freshman pre-med student at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and his uncle, Jamie Luffman, a medic from West Hills Baptist Church in Lebanon, Tennessee, make their afternoon rounds at the Fond Parisien Disaster Recovery Center in Fond Parisien, Haiti. Stone asked his uncle to join him on his spring break trip to Haiti. IMB Photo
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Dan Ellis, a certified nurse practitioner from Vicksburg, Mississippi, uses a light attached to his hat to do an examination on a young Haitian boy. The Mississippi volunteer team held a two-day clinic in a heavily populated neighborhood outside of the Florida Baptist Mission Guesthouse and saw over 400 people in two-days. The team treated over a 1,000 people while in Haiti. IMB Photo
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Dr. Hursie Davis-Sullivan from Jackson, Mississippi, gives a shot to man who was suffering from cuts and bruises as well a broken ankle from falling concrete. The team held a two-day clinic in a heavily populated neighborhood outside of the Florida Baptist Mission Guesthouse and saw over 400 people in two days. The team treated over a 1,000 people while in Haiti. IMB Photo
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Dr. Daniel Edney from Vicksburg, Miss., prays over a Haitian man he was treating who came into the clinic suffering from a 104 temperature, dehydration and some serious infections. The man was unable to get into the overflowing hospitals and the clinic was his first chance for treatment. After hours in the clinic, IVs, medicine and personal attention, the man was able to walk home feeling better. He also had medicine in hand to last him through his treatment. IMB Photo
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One thousand local recipients prepare to exit the gates back into the Cité Soleil neighborhood of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, after receiving disaster relief kits from Samaritan’s Purse at the Eglise Chretienne des Cites after the devastating earthquake in 2010. Each kit included a hygiene kit, a tarp, a blanket and a jerrycan.
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A Haitian woman sits in the tent encampment set up in Place Boyer, in Pétion-Ville, Haiti.
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Girls jump rope in the tent city set up in Place Boyer, in Pétion-Ville, Haiti, after an earthquake devastated the country.
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A young boy sits in the Cité Soleil disaster relief tent city in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, after a hurricane devastated the country.
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American cars were imported to Cuba for around 50 years, since the early 20th century. After the Cuban Revolution, the U.S. enacted an embargo and Fidel Castro banned the importation of American goods, leading to the present, where there is an abundance of vintage and classic American vehicles still being driven in the country.
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Urban street view in Havana, Cuba.
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Street view in downtown Havana, Cuba.
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Street view in downtown Havana, Cuba.
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A Cuban man works on an American car. For around 50 years, American cars were imported into Cuba. After the Cuban Revolution, the U.S. embargo was enacted and Fidel Castro banned the importation of American goods, leading to the present, where there is an abundance of vintage and classic American vehicles still being driven in the country.
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A Catholic church in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, lies in ruins following the devastating earthquake on Jan. 12, 2010.
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Young men in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, ask an IMB missionary for aid for their neighborhoods and communities that were devastated by an earthquake. The missionary suggested the men write down their names and the location of their community. Within minutes, a large group of men gathered, and dozens of papers were handed to the missionary, with the hope that it may bring relief to their community.
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A relief volunteer organizes bags of medicine that will be taken into Haiti after an earthquake hit in 2010.
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A woman in Haiti makes crepes.
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