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Irma crisis: “Food is the most immediate need”

Vernon Brewer
Sep 12, 2017

Hurricane winds are strong enough to destroy even the sturdiest of houses. So imagine the destruction when Irma slammed into the dilapidated infrastructure of Cuba.

The damage is indescribable.

Power is out across the island, and communication is nearly impossible. I’m still waiting to hear from many of our church planters to confirm they are OK. Please pray with me for their safety.

I have been in contact with a few of our partners on the ground who are working nonstop assessing the damage and how best you can help.

Here’s what we’ve learned so far:

• More than 39 buildings collapsed in a city where many of our church planters work.

• Numerous church buildings have been destroyed.

• Countless people are homeless.

Cuba and the other areas affected by Hurricane Irma need your help now!

“Right now, there is a great need to purchase canned food and bottled water,” one partner reported. “There is no power, so the people can’t cook. That is the greatest immediate need.”

We have food and clean water ready to ship right now to Cuba and Haiti … but we need your help to send them to the people who are desperately waiting for relief.  

Your $50 gift today will ship emergency food and provide other lifesaving items to those affected by Hurricane Irma in Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Florida.

Please give as generously as you can!

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