My sister, brother, niece and sister-in-law spent several hours today volunteering at the the distribution center for the victims of the horrific mudslide of this region. We sorted
clothes, bagged and labeled them, and unloaded incoming trucks. They never stopped, for the entire time we were there; one after the other, coming from everywhere around, from little cars bringing a few bottles of water and two bags of
clothes to rented buses and old trucks bringing
huge amounts of everything needed. I don´t think there is a person here who
hasn't donated something yet. The army is all around helping at every level and they were loading all terrain trucks to take the goods to the victims. Please continue praying as is is truly a tearful time here.
My sister, brother, niece and sister-in-law spent several hours today volunteering at the the distribution center for the victims of the horrific mudslide of this region. We sorted clothes, bagged and labeled them, and unloaded incoming trucks. They never stopped, for the entire time we were there; one after the other, coming from everywhere around, from little cars bringing a few bottles of water and two bags of clothes to rented buses and old trucks bringing
huge amounts of everything needed. I don´t think there is a person here who hasn't donated something yet. The army is all around helping at every level and they were loading all terrain trucks to take the goods to the victims. Please continue praying as is is truly a tearful time here. 
5 comments:
praying for all, how is your dad?
He did great and is home!
Praying for all affected by the tragedy.
Thank you for being the hands of Christ.
Miss you. Praying for you and your home country.
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