sethbarnes Jan 17, 2010 7:00 PM

"A thousand children killed in this school"

Maybe it's a thousand, or maybe it's just hundreds, either way, it's horrific. AIM's country director, Miguel Santiago, was just in Port-au-Prince. Be...

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Maybe it's a thousand, or maybe it's just hundreds, either way, it's horrific. AIM's country director, Miguel Santiago, was just in Port-au-Prince. Because we work with local pastors, we can go to the places that are hardest hit and address the needs that are there. But what can you say or do when you encounter a situation like this? In it you here a local pastor say that a thousand children were crushed when their three-story building collapsed.

AIM is mobilizing to bring food, medical teams, relief teams, and eventually reconstruction teams. If you're interested in going, let me know and one of our staff will talk with you about it. If you'd like to give, here's how. I just got off a phone call with a church that had taken an offering - we'll be sharing their funds quickly at the point of need.

Please join with us and talk to your church about helping.

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