The Crocketts had a baptismal service recently for 4 newly saved adults, 2 of which faced much opposition and criticism from family and friends. The Lord gifted them with beautiful weather that day, sandwiched between lots of rainy, windy days, as it is their winter season. Pray for 6 others who are currently going through their baptism class. Another praise is that the church received their official not-for-profit status for legal and financial purposes. It was a long, drawn-out process to obtain that. They are still not recognized with official "religious” status. A young couple, married in their church, Dan and Chloe, had a terrible experience in the local hospital, as Chloe went into early labor at 18 weeks and lost their baby. Family was not allowed to visit her, and she was left in a crowded room to deliver the baby on her own. Afterwards, one of the other patients got a nurse for her, who took the baby and left Chloe there for 2 more hours. They were also not allowed to have the body for a burial service. This is the reality of public hospitals in Mauritius.