ELCA Disaster Response in Haiti
Eight million dollars in gifts helped provide food, water, medical supplies, shelter, and much more. http://www.elca.org/disaster
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Hands On Disaster response, Troy and Sherri volunteer trip Leogane Haiti
Sherri and Troy’s trip to Haiti April 2010. We volunteered with Hands on disaster response (www.HODR.org) and had a great experience, we will go back. You should go too.
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Haiti Disaster and the Second Coming of Christ – The signs of the times
Is the earthquake and disaster in Haiti a sign of that the second coming of christ is near? How does the Haiti disaster and tragedy fit into God’s plan for the second coming? What does is God’s plan for the return of Christ and how does this impact the world?
What and When is the “End of the Age”? The Age of Sin and Suffering in the present age – the beginning of the Age of Peace and Blessing – Signs of Christs Coming – Prophecies of the last days.
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The coming GREAT event, 316 Promises about the second coming of Jesus Christ.
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Handy Tibert, Texas Baptists Disaster Response in Haiti
http://www.texasbaptists.org/haitiearthquake
Handy Tibert describing the Haiti earthquake first hand.
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Texas Baptists Haiti Disaster Response Efforts
To support Texas Baptists disaster response efforts in Haiti, visit http://www.texasbaptists.org/haitiearthquake
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Disaster Response
Donations for Haiti Relief can be made through the United Church’s Emergency Response Fund and the Haiti Appeal. www.united-church.ca. See the next video from our partner, Action by Churches Together (ACT) on the ground in Haiti.
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Images of Disaster: Haiti’s Worst Day
Estimates of the number of dead from yesterday’s quake in Haiti are now running into the hundreds of thousands. AP photographers have captured the devastation. (Jan. 13)
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Plan’s Relief Work in Haiti
Emergency aid funded by Plan donors is reaching victims of the earthquake in Haiti. Plan has provided 1,500 families with food every day since the quake struck and a shipment of vital Plan aid – including 4,000 tents and more than 300 survival kits – is now being distributed across the Jacmel area in south Haiti.
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Lions Disaster Relief Efforts in Haiti
Through Lions Clubs International Foundation, Lions worldwide are providing relief to earthquake victims in Haiti. “Lions Hope for Haiti” has mobilized more than US$1.2 million to provide relief and hope for the people of Haiti. LCIF is working directly with Lions of Haiti and Lions in neighboring countries to assess the immediate needs and develop a long-term reconstruction plan. Your donation can help Lions provide hope to Haiti.
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Haiti Earthquake: Disaster response is the most challenging the UN “has ever faced in its history”
United Nations, New York, 24 February 2010 – A United Nations top official in Haiti said today (24 February) that the disaster response to the 12 January earthquake that devastated the Caribbean nations capital of Port-au-Prince has been the most challenging the organization has ever faced in its history.
The Acting Principal Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General for the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), Anthony Banbury, who as the Asia Regional Director for the World Food Programme had to deal with the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami and Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar, told journalists that as devastating and terrible as those tragedies were, the complexity and scale of response required in Haiti exceeds those and anything the UN has ever faced.
Banbury pointed out that the soon-to-arrive rainy season will pose a grave challenge and that not all of the one million people in need of shelter and sanitation will receive proper assistance by that point.
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He said that there will be flooding, there will be discomfort, misery, and thats not avoidable at this stage.
The MINUSTAH official stressed that the mission was well prepared for hurricanes, public unrest and landslides with contingency plans and quick reaction forces in place but, never planned for such a unique set of circumstances.
More than 66,000 families (330,000 people) have received emergency shelter materials, about 30 per cent of the estimated need. More than 250,000 tarpaulins and tents are in the pipeline and will be distributed immediately upon arrival, according to the latest report from the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
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