Haiti Earthquake
A major earthquake hit Haiti January 12, 2010. Roughly a third of the population of the country has been affected, with extreme shortages in food, water, shelter, fuel, and medical care. Local Nazarenes continue to distribute aid as they move forward with rebuilding.
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With over 115,000 Haitian Nazarenes, responders on the ground are working diligently to provide relief and comfort to the Haitian people. NCM Caribbean is partnering with various organizations including Heart to Heart International to immediately mobilize skilled and experienced disaster response teams. General Superintendent J.K. Warrick has sent out a call for help saying: "I plead with [Nazarenes] to respond with prayers, financial gifts, and other types of assistance as may be appropriate."
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