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Happening now….we were able to have a video conference between the Haiti staff and missionaries, Rob in NJ and Dan and Kim here in the Florida office this morning. It was amazing to get that much internet since access has been so limited (and will continue to be for a while). They had a good time of catching up to date on how everyone was holding up, what they were currently involved in as well as planning for the future. They are distributing food aid and relief supplies as best as they can. Fuel can be bought in Cayes, but is scarce or non-existent in the remote locations they need to get to so their trips are limited to where they can go one one tank of gas. Organizing rebuilding teams was also discussed since so many churches, parsonages and schools have either lost their roofs or been completely destroyed.

Happening now….we were able to have a video conference between the Haiti staff and missionaries, Rob in NJ and Dan and Kim here in the Florida office this morning. It was amazing to get that much internet since access has been so limited (and will continue to be for a while). They had a good time of catching up to date on how everyone was holding up, what they were currently involved in as well as planning for the future. They are distributing food aid and relief supplies as best as they can. Fuel can be bought in Cayes, but is scarce or non-existent in the remote locations they need to get to so their trips are limited to where they can go one one tank of gas. Organizing rebuilding teams was also discussed since so many churches, parsonages and schools have either lost their roofs or been completely destroyed.

Here is a good map that shows the path of eye of Hurricane Matthew and the hurricane force winds field. Churches outside that area still could have sustained damage because of the huge amount of rain and high winds. Hopefully they fared better than those in the hurricane force winds area. Either way – continue to fervently pray for your C3 partner churches since they are undoubtedly facing serious challenges these days. #hurricanematthew #rmihaiti #rmibridge #Cayes #rmi #haiti from http://ift.tt/2dkEX9p in Reciprocal Ministries International