Great News!

Please read the post below . . . it is copied directly from Global Orphan website. This is great, great news & we have much to be thankful for! We have been praying that God would simply protect them in the chaos . . . He has! These children are safe & they were at the epicenter of this disaster. We will keep you posted as we hear any other news on the other children.
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GREAT NEWS! We have heard from ESMI that the 106 children at Carrefour are doing well. AND, Moise Vaval, our C3 Field Director in Haiti who lives in Port Au Prince, was able to reach us via email this evening, and he is well. These are huge answers to prayer! Dony St. Germain made it to Port Au Prince today with Dou Dou, has seen Carrefour and also shared that our homes and children in Gonaives are well. He shared that the devastation is ‘horrific with dead bodies on the ground, people sleeping in the streets, no water and no food’.
Our travelers to Haiti, including Mike Fox, Joe Knittig and Adrien Lewis, had to remain in Santo Domingo for the night and will be traveling to Port Au Prince tomorrow – focused on Ebenezer in Croix de Bouquets first. Please continue to pray, and also to donate to our relief fund so that we can provide for the great need.

Comments

John and Peggy Stone said…
God is so good and continues to hear all of our prayers.
January 14, 2010 at 9:40 PM
Ann Morrison said…
Praise God for such good news in the most desperate of circumstances! He will continue to be faithful in answering our prayers. Thanks for sharing the good news!
In His hands,
Ann
January 14, 2010 at 9:57 PM
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