Typhoon Relief: Wrap-up
13/11/09 14:00 Filed in: Ketsana/Ondoy | Parma/Pepeng
One Last Typhoon, and a Healing
Although some of the SPAN/CMC team to the Philippines is still in Luzon until the14th, the crusades that were conducted in the Metro Manila area where the flooding was at its worst, is over.
First off, Pastor Sam Gonzales is fine now, and was able to help with nearly all the crusades in the area. Unfortanately, his wife enterered the hospital while we were there with the same flood-related illness that he had, and we were able to visit and pray for her. Thier church and home are largey recovered, but there is still much to be done. People lost most everything, including food and clothing. Sam's church was able to distribute food to people in their neighborhood, to help bring some relief. The crusades we held in that area were tremendously successful, too, with many hundres turing to Christ in the aftermath of this disaster.
Thanks for all your prayers and support. If you are still interested in donating to relief, you may continue to do so here.
Although some of the SPAN/CMC team to the Philippines is still in Luzon until the14th, the crusades that were conducted in the Metro Manila area where the flooding was at its worst, is over.
First off, Pastor Sam Gonzales is fine now, and was able to help with nearly all the crusades in the area. Unfortanately, his wife enterered the hospital while we were there with the same flood-related illness that he had, and we were able to visit and pray for her. Thier church and home are largey recovered, but there is still much to be done. People lost most everything, including food and clothing. Sam's church was able to distribute food to people in their neighborhood, to help bring some relief. The crusades we held in that area were tremendously successful, too, with many hundres turing to Christ in the aftermath of this disaster.
Thanks for all your prayers and support. If you are still interested in donating to relief, you may continue to do so here.
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