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Thursday, March 25, 2010
Thanks!!!
All alone without hope - God met her need through you!I would like to thank each and every one who prayed for the people and gave to assist in the relief efforts. I cannot begin to list all who helped. Because of everyone's efforts, a lot of people have been fed, have found support, and have been introduced to the Lord. We assisted with travel assistance, tents, food, chickens, the establishment of a clinic, and the water project is underway. We were able to give aid and comfort, advice and encouragement in the name of the Lord.
Our work does not end here. We will continue these projects and others including building a school and churches.
Earthquake Damage.
This is/was the Presidential Palace.
The infastructure has been greatly affected. 1000's and 1000's of deaths have occured. It was impossible to even reach some who were in need of rescue.
Relief Efforts
Food reserves for the future. 
Hot food served at every service.
Every member of the churches now has a live chicken. Teach a person to fish.
Live chicken's given to members.
A portion of the chickens we were able to purchase.
A clinic is established for the new churches!
We have a new volunteer nurse. Locating friends, families and new Nazarene Church relatives.
He is thanking God for sending his servants to help.
Praying with tragedy victims.
This family, lives mainly under a tree. We were giving them advice and encouragement.
This boy is an orphan.From NCN Global News Summary
The following story appeared in the March 12 edition of the NCN Global News Summary:
San Diego pastor leading SoCal team in Haiti
San Diego, California
Antony Duclos, Haitian congregation pastor at the San Diego Mid-City Church of the Nazarene, is currently leading a group of Southern California District Nazarenes on a mission trip to Haiti. According to the church, Duclos has a "huge heart for missions" and has traveled to several countries with churches showing the JESUS Film. There are two congregations in Haiti that were started by him before he left to come to the U.S. that recently have become fully organized Nazarene congregations. The congregations were meeting under trees, but still number in the 200-300's.
A report from the church states these are churches that were further out and away from the epicenter of the earthquakes, however, many of these families lost loved ones - and most had children in school in Port-au-Prince when the tragedy happened. Not all have been located, many are still in need, and "Pastor Antony" is on a mission to reach them as well.
Several Nazarene congregations in California have participated in raising funds for the specific needs of these Nazarenes that Pastor Antony will be helping.
For more on this and other Haiti projects from the church (including updates from the trip), see the following web site: haitinewnazarenes.blogspot.com.
The Mid-City Church is a multi-congregation church with seven languages represented in seven different congregations united in one place serving together. For more on this church, see midcitynazarene.org.
--NCN News Submissions
San Diego pastor leading SoCal team in Haiti
San Diego, California
Antony Duclos, Haitian congregation pastor at the San Diego Mid-City Church of the Nazarene, is currently leading a group of Southern California District Nazarenes on a mission trip to Haiti. According to the church, Duclos has a "huge heart for missions" and has traveled to several countries with churches showing the JESUS Film. There are two congregations in Haiti that were started by him before he left to come to the U.S. that recently have become fully organized Nazarene congregations. The congregations were meeting under trees, but still number in the 200-300's.
A report from the church states these are churches that were further out and away from the epicenter of the earthquakes, however, many of these families lost loved ones - and most had children in school in Port-au-Prince when the tragedy happened. Not all have been located, many are still in need, and "Pastor Antony" is on a mission to reach them as well.
Several Nazarene congregations in California have participated in raising funds for the specific needs of these Nazarenes that Pastor Antony will be helping.
For more on this and other Haiti projects from the church (including updates from the trip), see the following web site: haitinewnazarenes.blogspot.com.
The Mid-City Church is a multi-congregation church with seven languages represented in seven different congregations united in one place serving together. For more on this church, see midcitynazarene.org.
--NCN News Submissions
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