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A Photo Update from RMI…

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

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A Photo Update from RMI…

A fellow missionary, Kelly Crowdis, (not an RMI missionary) is traveling from Cayes to hopefully Tiburon or as far as she can get. Here is her post about Port Salut. You’ll both be saddened yet feel the hope that she saw as she witnessed the people working at recovery on their own. “Past Port Salut is hard, hard, hard. Labei had 90-100 houses 4 are left standing. Went as far as les anglais, another team pushing through to open the road to tiburon. Samaritan’s Purse is setting up a temporary cholera treatment center in chardonier and sent an advance team to Rondell. Doctors Without Borders had a few vehicles out. Cholera is everywhere! You cannot cross the river at port-a-piment with out help, the bridges are not safe. There is a lot ofsand on the road you need 4 wheel drive in places. The river at Les Anglais was still

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A Photo Update from RMI…

A fellow missionary, Kelly Crowdis, (not an RMI missionary) is traveling from Cayes to hopefully Tiburon or as far as she can get. Here is her post about Port Salut. You’ll both be saddened yet feel the hope that she saw as she witnessed the people working at recovery on their own. “Past Port Salut is hard, hard, hard. Labei had 90-100 houses 4 are left standing. Went as far as les anglais, another team pushing through to open the road to tiburon. Samaritan’s Purse is setting up a temporary cholera treatment center in chardonier and sent an advance team to Rondell. Doctors Without Borders had a few vehicles out. Cholera is everywhere! You cannot cross the river at port-a-piment with out help, the bridges are not safe. There is a lot ofsand on the road you need 4 wheel drive in places. The river at Les Anglais was still

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A Photo Update from RMI…

A fellow missionary, Kelly Crowdis, (not an RMI missionary) is traveling from Cayes to hopefully Tiburon or as far as she can get. Here is her post about Port Salut. You’ll both be saddened yet feel the hope that she saw as she witnessed the people working at recovery on their own. “Past Port Salut is hard, hard, hard. Labei had 90-100 houses 4 are left standing. Went as far as les anglais, another team pushing through to open the road to tiburon. Samaritan’s Purse is setting up a temporary cholera treatment center in chardonier and sent an advance team to Rondell. Doctors Without Borders had a few vehicles out. Cholera is everywhere! You cannot cross the river at port-a-piment with out help, the bridges are not safe. There is a lot ofsand on the road you need 4 wheel drive in places. The river at Les Anglais was still

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A Photo Update from RMI…

Perguens is on the road to check on the Ducis church. The assessments have begun! #hurricanematthew #rmihaiti #rmibridge #Cayes #rmi #haiti from http://ift.tt/2e31HNU in Reciprocal Ministries International

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A Photo Update from RMI…

Perguens is on the road to check on the Ducis church. The assessments have begun! #hurricanematthew #rmihaiti #rmibridge #Cayes #rmi #haiti from http://ift.tt/2e31HNU in Reciprocal Ministries International

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A Photo Update from RMI…

Perguens is on the road to check on the Ducis church. The assessments have begun! #hurricanematthew #rmihaiti #rmibridge #Cayes #rmi #haiti from http://ift.tt/2e31HNU in Reciprocal Ministries International

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Southern Haiti Hurricane Update

A lot was accomplished over the weekend and our team worked tirelessly.  The water systems on the mission center have been restored.  One missionary stated this morning, “…it is starting to feel more like home even without power. Just having water has really improved our living situation so much!”  The team did take a much needed day of rest on Sunday and enjoyed some down time together. Many more trees, debris and electric lines have been cleared making the roads passable in the Cayes area and the road from Port-au-Prince to Cayes is open.  The rivers are going down, so vehicles are able to get through them where the bridges are down. We hear that the road west from Cayes to the town of Les Anglais has been opened up. This is fantastic news and means we should be able to get reliable reports and pictures on the churches along

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Southern Haiti Hurricane Update

A lot was accomplished over the weekend and our team worked tirelessly.  The water systems on the mission center have been restored.  One missionary stated this morning, “…it is starting to feel more like home even without power. Just having water has really improved our living situation so much!”  The team did take a much needed day of rest on Sunday and enjoyed some down time together. Many more trees, debris and electric lines have been cleared making the roads passable in the Cayes area and the road from Port-au-Prince to Cayes is open.  The rivers are going down, so vehicles are able to get through them where the bridges are down. We hear that the road west from Cayes to the town of Les Anglais has been opened up. This is fantastic news and means we should be able to get reliable reports and pictures on the churches along

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Southern Haiti Hurricane Update

A lot was accomplished over the weekend and our team worked tirelessly.  The water systems on the mission center have been restored.  One missionary stated this morning, “…it is starting to feel more like home even without power. Just having water has really improved our living situation so much!”  The team did take a much needed day of rest on Sunday and enjoyed some down time together. Many more trees, debris and electric lines have been cleared making the roads passable in the Cayes area and the road from Port-au-Prince to Cayes is open.  The rivers are going down, so vehicles are able to get through them where the bridges are down. We hear that the road west from Cayes to the town of Les Anglais has been opened up. This is fantastic news and means we should be able to get reliable reports and pictures on the churches along

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