I encourage everyone to check out our Web site at http://www.loveinactionministries.com. We have updated it with new information, photos and videos. You can learn more about Project Haiti and Project Dominican (I still have one video to edit and post for Project Dominican. Hopefully I will be able to do that tonight).
You can see and hear about the horrible living conditions in Haiti. We have online photo galleries showing you scenes from Haiti and the Dominican. I will warn you, the photos are heartbreaking. Even during Katrina, we haven't seen this kind of destruction here in the U.S. Plus, the Haiti government doesn't have the means to help their people like the U.S. does.
We also have our Christmas Shoeboxes for the Homeless highlighted on our home page. It's time to start putting the shoeboxes together. We will be in Atlanta Dec. 13, for our annual Christmas outreach.
Please visit our Web site often. We keep it updated, and it gives you the opportunity to see and hear what is going on with the ministry. It's amazing what God has done through Love In Action this year, and there is more coming up.
Martha and I are very thankful for all of you who pray for us, give financially to LIA, and give of your time to help us reach the lost and the hurting throughout the U.S. and the world.
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2 comments:
I can't wait to join you for the trip to the Dominican Republic. Providing education to children who are otherwise not getting one will be awesome! I enjoyed the latest video.
-Justin
We'd love to have you go with us. I kind of thought you might want to go on that trip. We'll probably cry the entire time seeing how those children live. We've seen some tough situation here for children, but nothing like we'll see in the slums of the Dominican and in Haiti.
Looking forward to our lunch on Monday.
- Ken
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