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Update 1-26-10 from
TBC
Update 1-20-10 from Pastor Robin Webb Update 1-18-10 from Pastor Robin Webb January 18 Dear Praying Friends,
The last word we received from Bro. and Mrs. Alexandre is that they
have crossed over into the Dominican Republic and will stay a few days
with the Ron Valerio family, who are IBFI Missionairies in the
Dominican Republic. Marie will be able to get the medical
care she needs for her injuries.
Bro. Jacques will cross the border each day to minister to his people
until they are able to return to Port Au Prince.
There is a news interview with Bro. Alexandre on MSNBC that you can
access at the following website:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/34911382#34911382
It will take a couple of minutes to load but it shows the devastation of their church building and neighborhood.
Please continue to pray for them and their people as they recover from this terrible tragedy.
Tommy Raley WBF Mission Office Interview with Jacques Alexandre on MSNBC 1-17-10 January 16, 2010 Dear Praying Friends,
We received the following message from Bro. Jacques Alexandre in Haiti. They are rejoicing that the Lord delivered them from death when their church building collapsed. I am copying Bro. Jacques' message in its entirety so you can get a feeling of how bad it is there. Please continue to hold them and their people up in prayer that the Lord will protect them and provide the necessities of life.
Tommy Raley To all my children/my sending church/ my ministry partners & wbf; We're alive; but Marie (your mom) has a deep cut on her left leg. Pray for fast healing because of her diabetes. She needs suture there is no hospital for this type of care but God is in control. Port-au-prince and other towns have been wiped out. (Pastor Cancoul) the former pastor of Pernier and many others in the churches are gone to be with the Lord. Pastors Thes & Ezechiel are fine. The church bldg in hatt fell flat on the ground. (Your mom) Marie and I were in the church when the angel of death flew over Haiti. We saw death face to face; but God delivered us; God snatched us from her claws; our mission is not over. Actually we sleep on the streets or in the car every night because the house has many cracks we don't know how safe it is with the constant aftershocks. It is like a nightmare/apocalyptic.... Dead bodies of all ages are all over the streets; smell of cadavers is strong; lack of food; painful screams of the mothers for their children or husbands who did not make it. Most supermarkets bldgs fell flat with customers; employers; employees; same for most schools etc. On daytime I minister to church members and your mom, though limping, volunteers in the remaining hospitals to help save lives; so many are dead, so many are dying. Many survivors are exiting port-au-prince for good to relocating elsewhere. People are crossing the border with their wounded ones in search of healthcare. The Dominican gvt has opened its border to all who need help.
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