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  Miguel Santiago, Adventures missionary on the ground on the Island of Hispaniola, caught up with Chris Fabry of Moody Radio – right before he crossed the border into Haiti.  Miguel has already made connections in Haiti and helped a woman give birth, right in the aftermath of the Quake.  Highlights from the interview here: Chris Fabry of Moody Radio interviewed our Adventures Dominican missionary, Miguel Santiago minutes before he crossed into Haiti. He and one other missionary piled on two, 100 pound Alpine packs full of food and supplies and crossed over. As the...

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We just received the following word from the Shauls, our missionaries in the area of the crisis:   Hey there. I just wanted to let everyone know that Miguel and Ronnie have arrived safely back to the Domincan Republic. They had an intense day in Haiti, making it all the way to Port Au Prince. They were able to see first hand what many of you have been watching on the news, and while it was a heart wrenching day for them, they made some solid contacts and now have specific people and places to help.   They will be back in San Juan tomorrow and I am sure will have much to...

Just talked to Miguel again. He and Ronnie will be crossing into Haiti around 8am tomorrow and will head for the town of Croix des Boquets which is East of Port Au Prince.    More and more people continue to arrive in Jimani (a Dominican border town about 40 or so miles from the capital of Haiti) where he is now. Buses of people are arriving, and the hospital is overflowing.   Many of the injuries are devastating and surgeries are being put on hold because of equipment problems. Medical supplies and personel continue to be a huge need all throughout Haiti and now in the...

Our country director on the scene, Miguel Shaul, went overland from the Dominican Republic to Jimani, on the Haitian border to deliver medicines to a hospital. He is headed for the town of Croix des Boquets east of Port-Au-Prince.   Buses of people are arriving, and the hospital is overflowing. Many of the injuries are devastating and surgeries are being put on hold because of equipment problems. Medical supplies and personnel continue to be a huge need.   Miguel brought food and one of the local churches cooked a meal for 250 people at the hospital. They are looking to cook...