Thank you for your prayers. This morning, our driver, Casimi, made it through “Martissaint,” one of the most dangerous areas in Haiti. Yesterday they burned a “bullet-proof car,” and many days, they have their rifles pointing out of windows to shoot at the drivers, especially semis, pulling containers. They want to steal them. Our container should arrive in Anse-a-Veau around 12:30 p.m. today. Please pray! You never know what’s around the next corner in Haiti! Casimi is our hero. He has “nerves of steel, and he keeps the angels busy!”

Two days ago, our second 40-ft container, full of tents, left the Fort Myers office for Haiti. This coming week we must do this same thing over again. Plus, we have 2,500 tarps coming for the earthquake areas. Wednesday, Sherry, Jesse, and I will be there putting up tents. Next week, watch for pictures of the tents and all of our crew working together, hard! Hubert is a Haitian worker like I have never seen in my life!

God bless our team, Hubert, and God bless you our precious partners… Right now, precious, poor Haitian families are living with their little children in the worst conditions imaginable… there is no “FEMA,” no “Government help!” Little babies and children are sleeping in the mud, in the rain, with pieces of “cardboard,” scraps of anything they can find. For them, having a nice, big, clean family tent, would be like living in the finest hotel!!! The Bible says that the Lord “lifts up the beggar from the dunghill…” God uses people like you, to do this! Thank you so much, Bobby and Sherry