We need stories that show us God's power. AIM Haiti staff member, Steph Pridgen gives us one here.

I don't know exactly what we expected walking into his home, but I know it wasn't what we found.

The tent seemed to exhale as we opened its door and it expelled a torrent of heat. I could not begin to imagine staying inside these tarpaulin walls all day as rivulets of sweat instantly formed against my skin, yet this is Evansbord's life every day.

Evansbord was taken to a witch doctor at two months old. Laying before me was the result of this choice. He was laying on the tent floor, knees to his chest, feet crossed flat against himself - fifteen years in this same position. Aside from moving his arms, his head and a few grunts, Evansbord was immobile and mute.

Little did he know how his life was about to change: Little did we know how our lives were about to change.

Evansbord's home was destroyed in the earthquake, yet he survived. He was discovered twenty-four hours later surrounded by rubble but virtually unharmed.

This week as we visited him and his family in the tent community there were burdened hearts to see God move in his life. So the team prayed.

Daily team members visited and spent time interceding for Evansbord. One participant, a physical therapist, examined him and said that physically there was no reason he was in such a condition.

Diagnosis: It had to be spiritual.

So Thursday the team gathered and prayed... and prayed... and prayed. After hours of seeking God on behalf of this child and his family, the team retrieved a tarp, used water from their water bottles, and created a baptismal on the spot.

Result: Evansbord was smiling, laughing, uttering his first words.

Friday morning Evansbord was crawling. Friday afternoon he was playing and throwing a ball.

He is a transformed boy, joyous and responsive. The entire community has witnessed this and has been astounded.

Evansbord's life is changed.

His family is changed.

His community is changed.

The team members are changed.

I am changed.

Below is a clip, taken by one of the participants, of Evansbord being baptized.