Blessing for a new day. Please continue to pray for the survival of the children of Haiti, especially the infants living in Tents. Port Au Prince receive the greater amount of damage as was reported. 95 % or more of the damage buildings have not been touched since the earthquake. Many of the victims bodies are still trapped in those buildings. Starting with the government buildings, the Treasury etc. The stench is suffocating. About 15 miles outside the city of Port au Prince is the City of Kenscoff. Church of God of The Alliance has a mission of School and Orphanage. All the children are presently living in Tents. 
Kenscoff is about 13 thousand ft above sea, which means it get cold in the evening and morning. Its now their rainy season, which makes the temperature cooler than normal. I just sent thousand US dollars to them on tuesday after my arrival. The need is tremendous and will be there for a while.
We are so thankful for your generous support, you have 
made a difference in the lives of many people.
I met with the president of the Baptist Mission, they have a number of the victim of the earthquake in their small hospital. we visited and prayed with a number of the victims and gave small amount of monies to help buy food. We spent a day doing evangelism and praying for many, most of whom are christian and fellowship with them with monies. I met with the head of the senior citizen and gave them much of the medicine I brought and some monies to help their funds. Haiti is about 95% or more unemployed at this time.
There is no school in session at this time from Kindergarten to University. It is very difficult for the young people who has only one year to complete their requirements. The airport is badly damage, the cargo area is now the port of entry. The airport is braced with steel plate as you leave. Both commercial and military planes are using the same runway and docking, very fragile since you are wlking among people with machine guns.
The UN has time when they issue tickets for food to individuals. People fight so much that some leave with broken limps. Situation is desperate, no jobs, no housing, no direction being 
given. Please continue to pray and support Haiti.
We have made some pledges to help build the school and Orphanage, your continued support will make it possible. We are partnering with a group from Alabama, name Project K.I.D Promoting resilience for youth in disasters. Headed by Paige Ellison-Smith M.Ed.
Plus we also Provide $250.US per week for food and staffing overnight, cooking and care for 40 children at this site. We need your support here.
Paige can be reached at http://us.mc362.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=paiget2@msn.com and Phyllis at pkalifeh@thechildrensforum.com
Lets help make something positive happened for the Lord. James 1:27 I will attached the last pic of a widow who lost her husband and two children and brother from the church, we gave her a few dollars and prayed with her.
