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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – One of the heaviest rainfalls since Haiti's Jan. 12 earthquake swamped homeless camps Friday, sweeping screaming residents into eddies of water, overflowing latrines and panicking thousands.



The overnight downpour sent water coursing down the slopes of a former golf course that now serves as a temporary home for about 45,000 people.



There were no reports of deaths in the camp, a town-size maze of blue, orange and silver tarps located behind the… Continue

Hi all,

It has been hard to get communication out to you. It is a very good trip, not to mention the weather is cool. NICE. Eion and Wes are the best for traveling with and we are having a great time connecting. They came to Pastor Berthony's church today. I got them both up in the pulpit for a few minutes each. Yes, I got a picture. They are humble and caring people, and we are all having an incredible experience.



My main focus is to getting the children moved on the land and… Continue

live from Haiti...Doing well considering all the Haitians have been through. Port-a-Prince in some ways looks better than it has for a very long time. there are crews everywhere cleaning up trash and rubble. Way to much happening to write about. I am finishing up shelter logistics for the teams coming in. i believe we can have shelter for all our orphans and others within 30 days. Very needed since the rains are beginning.
Thanks to all who have given towards the care of the children.

My little country church has partnered with an orphanage in Haiti since

2005. It was a constant struggle to raise funds for these dear people.

We built the security wall and started two buildings. Then through my

breast cancer networking on Twitter I learned of a proposed TV show

called Imagine This TV (imagine that!). Another Twitter friend hooked

the producers up with my Pastor, and they took on our project.

THEN when the earthquake hit, people from everywhere,… Continue

I was amazed to learn most people in Port-a-Prince did not know what had happened when the earthquake hit. They had nothing to relate it to. Even well educated locals had no idea what they had just experienced. It took hours for many to learn they had just gone through a major earthquake. Josue said he was walking home when it hit. Everything around him crumbled. When he got to his home he found his wife holding their child, in shock, just standing in the doorway of their house, which was… Continue