parish: Sud Est ->
address: 2731 NC Hwy 55 #251 Cary, NC 27519 -> 2731 NC Hwy 55 #251 Cary, NC 27519 HAITI
region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Sud-Est

notes: UPDATES ARE POSTED TO: http://wjtl.wordpress.com/2010/01/27/update-from-joy-in-hope-ministries-working-in-jacmel-haiti/ As a ministry we’ve been focusing on distrubuting large quantities of food to the people of Jacmel through their pastors. Yesterday we moved over 15 tons in/out of our warehouse. ALL BY HAND. We’re tired. Today is a bit different, because we’re out of food. Not sure what this is going to mean quite yet. The good news is that there IS food to be had in Jacmel right now and the larger governmental organizations are starting larger scale distribution. It would seem God is leading us to refocus once again and figure out how to best serve families in our community. Lots of ideas swirling around, but nothing definite yet. Today we’re going to try to breathe a little bit and invite God’s rest to inhabit us and strengthen us. MORE INFO on wordpress link above Twitter - http://twitter.com/joyinhope JOIN THE CAUSE - http://apps.facebook.com/causes/5614?m=5e8b17e0 ============================= We are sure most of you have been following the updates on CNN, Twitter, Facebook and local news. Our Joy In Hope team on the ground is still doing well. They are tired and overwhelmed, but are proving every minute that they are exactly where they are supposed to be. They are doing wonderful things for the community they call home. What they are seeing and doing is unbelievably taxing on their bodies and souls. We at the Joy In Hope "headquarters" are also in the midst of extreme busyness. Where we are saddened and shocked by the images we see on tv and in pictures being posted, and stunned by the stories we are hearing... we are also being completely blown away by the relief we are being able to get to our people. We have been working literally around the clock to stay in communication with our team in Jacmel, and coordinate aircraft and supplies to them from multiple locations in the US and the DR. We are doing this in a way as to not only get much needed aid to them as quickly as we can, but also trying to establish long-term relationships with other organizations on the ground in Haiti, the DR and US. It's amazing seeing how all of these connections are being made, and the willingness of these people to serve together in this way. Supported by Hands and Feet Project? -> SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD FOR HAITIAN CHILDRENS HOME (HCH) IN JACMEL SUPPORTED BY JOY IN HOPE AT: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5353 ------------------------------------------ UPDATES ARE POSTED TO: http://wjtl.wordpress.com/2010/01/27/update-from-joy-in-hope-ministries-working-in-jacmel-haiti/ As a ministry we’ve been focusing on distrubuting large quantities of food to the people of Jacmel through their pastors. Yesterday we moved over 15 tons in/out of our warehouse. ALL BY HAND. We’re tired. Today is a bit different, because we’re out of food. Not sure what this is going to mean quite yet. The good news is that there IS food to be had in Jacmel right now and the larger governmental organizations are starting larger scale distribution. It would seem God is leading us to refocus once again and figure out how to best serve families in our community. Lots of ideas swirling around, but nothing definite yet. Today we’re going to try to breathe a little bit and invite God’s rest to inhabit us and strengthen us. MORE INFO on wordpress link above Twitter - http://twitter.com/joyinhope JOIN THE CAUSE - http://apps.facebook.com/causes/5614?m=5e8b17e0 ============================= We are sure most of you have been following the updates on CNN, Twitter, Facebook and local news. Our Joy In Hope team on the ground is still doing well. They are tired and overwhelmed, but are proving every minute that they are exactly where they are supposed to be. They are doing wonderful things for the community they call home. What they are seeing and doing is unbelievably taxing on their bodies and souls. We at the Joy In Hope "headquarters" are also in the midst of extreme busyness. Where we are saddened and shocked by the images we see on tv and in pictures being posted, and stunned by the stories we are hearing... we are also being completely blown away by the relief we are being able to get to our people. We have been working literally around the clock to stay in communication with our team in Jacmel, and coordinate aircraft and supplies to them from multiple locations in the US and the DR. We are doing this in a way as to not only get much needed aid to them as quickly as we can, but also trying to establish long-term relationships with other organizations on the ground in Haiti, the DR and US. It's amazing seeing how all of these connections are being made, and the willingness of these people to serve together in this way. Supported by Hands and Feet Project?

parish: -> Sud Est

notes: UPDATES ARE POSTED TO: http://wjtl.wordpress.com/2010/01/27/update-from-joy-in-hope-ministries-working-in-jacmel-haiti/ As a ministry we’ve been focusing on distrubuting large quantities of food to the people of Jacmel through their pastors. Yesterday we moved over 15 tons in/out of our warehouse. ALL BY HAND. We’re tired. Today is a bit different, because we’re out of food. Not sure what this is going to mean quite yet. The good news is that there IS food to be had in Jacmel right now and the larger governmental organizations are starting larger scale distribution. It would seem God is leading us to refocus once again and figure out how to best serve families in our community. Lots of ideas swirling around, but nothing definite yet. Today we’re going to try to breathe a little bit and invite God’s rest to inhabit us and strengthen us. MORE INFO on wordpress link above Twitter - http://twitter.com/joyinhope ============================= We are sure most of you have been following the updates on CNN, Twitter, Facebook and local news. Our Joy In Hope team on the ground is still doing well. They are tired and overwhelmed, but are proving every minute that they are exactly where they are supposed to be. They are doing wonderful things for the community they call home. What they are seeing and doing is unbelievably taxing on their bodies and souls. We at the Joy In Hope "headquarters" are also in the midst of extreme busyness. Where we are saddened and shocked by the images we see on tv and in pictures being posted, and stunned by the stories we are hearing... we are also being completely blown away by the relief we are being able to get to our people. We have been working literally around the clock to stay in communication with our team in Jacmel, and coordinate aircraft and supplies to them from multiple locations in the US and the DR. We are doing this in a way as to not only get much needed aid to them as quickly as we can, but also trying to establish long-term relationships with other organizations on the ground in Haiti, the DR and US. It's amazing seeing how all of these connections are being made, and the willingness of these people to serve together in this way. Supported by Hands and Feet Project? -> UPDATES ARE POSTED TO: http://wjtl.wordpress.com/2010/01/27/update-from-joy-in-hope-ministries-working-in-jacmel-haiti/ As a ministry we’ve been focusing on distrubuting large quantities of food to the people of Jacmel through their pastors. Yesterday we moved over 15 tons in/out of our warehouse. ALL BY HAND. We’re tired. Today is a bit different, because we’re out of food. Not sure what this is going to mean quite yet. The good news is that there IS food to be had in Jacmel right now and the larger governmental organizations are starting larger scale distribution. It would seem God is leading us to refocus once again and figure out how to best serve families in our community. Lots of ideas swirling around, but nothing definite yet. Today we’re going to try to breathe a little bit and invite God’s rest to inhabit us and strengthen us. MORE INFO on wordpress link above Twitter - http://twitter.com/joyinhope JOIN THE CAUSE - http://apps.facebook.com/causes/5614?m=5e8b17e0 ============================= We are sure most of you have been following the updates on CNN, Twitter, Facebook and local news. Our Joy In Hope team on the ground is still doing well. They are tired and overwhelmed, but are proving every minute that they are exactly where they are supposed to be. They are doing wonderful things for the community they call home. What they are seeing and doing is unbelievably taxing on their bodies and souls. We at the Joy In Hope "headquarters" are also in the midst of extreme busyness. Where we are saddened and shocked by the images we see on tv and in pictures being posted, and stunned by the stories we are hearing... we are also being completely blown away by the relief we are being able to get to our people. We have been working literally around the clock to stay in communication with our team in Jacmel, and coordinate aircraft and supplies to them from multiple locations in the US and the DR. We are doing this in a way as to not only get much needed aid to them as quickly as we can, but also trying to establish long-term relationships with other organizations on the ground in Haiti, the DR and US. It's amazing seeing how all of these connections are being made, and the willingness of these people to serve together in this way. Supported by Hands and Feet Project?

main_phone: -> (919) 439-7038
address: -> 2731 NC Hwy 55 #251 Cary, NC 27519
notes: UPDATES ARE POSTED TO: http://wjtl.wordpress.com/2010/01/27/update-from-joy-in-hope-ministries-working-in-jacmel-haiti/ As a ministry we’ve been focusing on distrubuting large quantities of food to the people of Jacmel through their pastors. Yesterday we moved over 15 tons in/out of our warehouse. ALL BY HAND. We’re tired. Today is a bit different, because we’re out of food. Not sure what this is going to mean quite yet. The good news is that there IS food to be had in Jacmel right now and the larger governmental organizations are starting larger scale distribution. It would seem God is leading us to refocus once again and figure out how to best serve families in our community. Lots of ideas swirling around, but nothing definite yet. Today we’re going to try to breathe a little bit and invite God’s rest to inhabit us and strengthen us. MORE INFO on wordpress link above ============================= We are sure most of you have been following the updates on CNN, Twitter, Facebook and local news. Our Joy In Hope team on the ground is still doing well. They are tired and overwhelmed, but are proving every minute that they are exactly where they are supposed to be. They are doing wonderful things for the community they call home. What they are seeing and doing is unbelievably taxing on their bodies and souls. We at the Joy In Hope "headquarters" are also in the midst of extreme busyness. Where we are saddened and shocked by the images we see on tv and in pictures being posted, and stunned by the stories we are hearing... we are also being completely blown away by the relief we are being able to get to our people. We have been working literally around the clock to stay in communication with our team in Jacmel, and coordinate aircraft and supplies to them from multiple locations in the US and the DR. We are doing this in a way as to not only get much needed aid to them as quickly as we can, but also trying to establish long-term relationships with other organizations on the ground in Haiti, the DR and US. It's amazing seeing how all of these connections are being made, and the willingness of these people to serve together in this way. Supported by Hands and Feet Project? -> UPDATES ARE POSTED TO: http://wjtl.wordpress.com/2010/01/27/update-from-joy-in-hope-ministries-working-in-jacmel-haiti/ As a ministry we’ve been focusing on distrubuting large quantities of food to the people of Jacmel through their pastors. Yesterday we moved over 15 tons in/out of our warehouse. ALL BY HAND. We’re tired. Today is a bit different, because we’re out of food. Not sure what this is going to mean quite yet. The good news is that there IS food to be had in Jacmel right now and the larger governmental organizations are starting larger scale distribution. It would seem God is leading us to refocus once again and figure out how to best serve families in our community. Lots of ideas swirling around, but nothing definite yet. Today we’re going to try to breathe a little bit and invite God’s rest to inhabit us and strengthen us. MORE INFO on wordpress link above Twitter - http://twitter.com/joyinhope ============================= We are sure most of you have been following the updates on CNN, Twitter, Facebook and local news. Our Joy In Hope team on the ground is still doing well. They are tired and overwhelmed, but are proving every minute that they are exactly where they are supposed to be. They are doing wonderful things for the community they call home. What they are seeing and doing is unbelievably taxing on their bodies and souls. We at the Joy In Hope "headquarters" are also in the midst of extreme busyness. Where we are saddened and shocked by the images we see on tv and in pictures being posted, and stunned by the stories we are hearing... we are also being completely blown away by the relief we are being able to get to our people. We have been working literally around the clock to stay in communication with our team in Jacmel, and coordinate aircraft and supplies to them from multiple locations in the US and the DR. We are doing this in a way as to not only get much needed aid to them as quickly as we can, but also trying to establish long-term relationships with other organizations on the ground in Haiti, the DR and US. It's amazing seeing how all of these connections are being made, and the willingness of these people to serve together in this way. Supported by Hands and Feet Project?

name: Joy In Hope - 2010 Haiti Earthquake (DISTRIBUTION: FOOD/WAREHOUSE) -> Joy In Hope - 2010 Haiti Earthquake (WAREHOUSE/DISTRIBUTION: FOOD)
region: -> Haiti, Caribbean

name: Joy In Hope (Distribution Point) -> Joy In Hope - 2010 Haiti Earthquake (DISTRIBUTION: FOOD/WAREHOUSE)

notes: UPDATES ARE POSTED TO: http://wjtl.wordpress.com/2010/01/27/update-from-joy-in-hope-ministries-working-in-jacmel-haiti/ As a ministry we’ve been focusing on distrubuting large quantities of food to the people of Jacmel through their pastors. Yesterday we moved over 15 tons in/out of our warehouse. ALL BY HAND. We’re tired. Today is a bit different, because we’re out of food. Not sure what this is going to mean quite yet. The good news is that there IS food to be had in Jacmel right now and the larger governmental organizations are starting larger scale distribution. It would seem God is leading us to refocus once again and figure out how to best serve families in our community. Lots of ideas swirling around, but nothing definite yet. Today we’re going to try to breathe a little bit and invite God’s rest to inhabit us and strengthen us. MORE INFO on wordpress link above ============================= We are sure most of you have been following the updates on CNN, Twitter, Facebook and local news. Our Joy In Hope team on the ground is still doing well. They are tired and overwhelmed, but are proving every minute that they are exactly where they are supposed to be. They are doing wonderful things for the community they call home. What they are seeing and doing is unbelievably taxing on their bodies and souls. We at the Joy In Hope "headquarters" are also in the midst of extreme busyness. Where we are saddened and shocked by the images we see on tv and in pictures being posted, and stunned by the stories we are hearing... we are also being completely blown away by the relief we are being able to get to our people. We have been working literally around the clock to stay in communication with our team in Jacmel, and coordinate aircraft and supplies to them from multiple locations in the US and the DR. We are doing this in a way as to not only get much needed aid to them as quickly as we can, but also trying to establish long-term relationships with other organizations on the ground in Haiti, the DR and US. It's amazing seeing how all of these connections are being made, and the willingness of these people to serve together in this way. -> UPDATES ARE POSTED TO: http://wjtl.wordpress.com/2010/01/27/update-from-joy-in-hope-ministries-working-in-jacmel-haiti/ As a ministry we’ve been focusing on distrubuting large quantities of food to the people of Jacmel through their pastors. Yesterday we moved over 15 tons in/out of our warehouse. ALL BY HAND. We’re tired. Today is a bit different, because we’re out of food. Not sure what this is going to mean quite yet. The good news is that there IS food to be had in Jacmel right now and the larger governmental organizations are starting larger scale distribution. It would seem God is leading us to refocus once again and figure out how to best serve families in our community. Lots of ideas swirling around, but nothing definite yet. Today we’re going to try to breathe a little bit and invite God’s rest to inhabit us and strengthen us. MORE INFO on wordpress link above ============================= We are sure most of you have been following the updates on CNN, Twitter, Facebook and local news. Our Joy In Hope team on the ground is still doing well. They are tired and overwhelmed, but are proving every minute that they are exactly where they are supposed to be. They are doing wonderful things for the community they call home. What they are seeing and doing is unbelievably taxing on their bodies and souls. We at the Joy In Hope "headquarters" are also in the midst of extreme busyness. Where we are saddened and shocked by the images we see on tv and in pictures being posted, and stunned by the stories we are hearing... we are also being completely blown away by the relief we are being able to get to our people. We have been working literally around the clock to stay in communication with our team in Jacmel, and coordinate aircraft and supplies to them from multiple locations in the US and the DR. We are doing this in a way as to not only get much needed aid to them as quickly as we can, but also trying to establish long-term relationships with other organizations on the ground in Haiti, the DR and US. It's amazing seeing how all of these connections are being made, and the willingness of these people to serve together in this way. Supported by Hands and Feet Project?

notes: UPDATES ARE POSTED TO: http://wjtl.wordpress.com/2010/01/27/update-from-joy-in-hope-ministries-working-in-jacmel-haiti/ ============================= We are sure most of you have been following the updates on CNN, Twitter, Facebook and local news. Our Joy In Hope team on the ground is still doing well. They are tired and overwhelmed, but are proving every minute that they are exactly where they are supposed to be. They are doing wonderful things for the community they call home. What they are seeing and doing is unbelievably taxing on their bodies and souls. We at the Joy In Hope "headquarters" are also in the midst of extreme busyness. Where we are saddened and shocked by the images we see on tv and in pictures being posted, and stunned by the stories we are hearing... we are also being completely blown away by the relief we are being able to get to our people. We have been working literally around the clock to stay in communication with our team in Jacmel, and coordinate aircraft and supplies to them from multiple locations in the US and the DR. We are doing this in a way as to not only get much needed aid to them as quickly as we can, but also trying to establish long-term relationships with other organizations on the ground in Haiti, the DR and US. It's amazing seeing how all of these connections are being made, and the willingness of these people to serve together in this way. -> UPDATES ARE POSTED TO: http://wjtl.wordpress.com/2010/01/27/update-from-joy-in-hope-ministries-working-in-jacmel-haiti/ As a ministry we’ve been focusing on distrubuting large quantities of food to the people of Jacmel through their pastors. Yesterday we moved over 15 tons in/out of our warehouse. ALL BY HAND. We’re tired. Today is a bit different, because we’re out of food. Not sure what this is going to mean quite yet. The good news is that there IS food to be had in Jacmel right now and the larger governmental organizations are starting larger scale distribution. It would seem God is leading us to refocus once again and figure out how to best serve families in our community. Lots of ideas swirling around, but nothing definite yet. Today we’re going to try to breathe a little bit and invite God’s rest to inhabit us and strengthen us. MORE INFO on wordpress link above ============================= We are sure most of you have been following the updates on CNN, Twitter, Facebook and local news. Our Joy In Hope team on the ground is still doing well. They are tired and overwhelmed, but are proving every minute that they are exactly where they are supposed to be. They are doing wonderful things for the community they call home. What they are seeing and doing is unbelievably taxing on their bodies and souls. We at the Joy In Hope "headquarters" are also in the midst of extreme busyness. Where we are saddened and shocked by the images we see on tv and in pictures being posted, and stunned by the stories we are hearing... we are also being completely blown away by the relief we are being able to get to our people. We have been working literally around the clock to stay in communication with our team in Jacmel, and coordinate aircraft and supplies to them from multiple locations in the US and the DR. We are doing this in a way as to not only get much needed aid to them as quickly as we can, but also trying to establish long-term relationships with other organizations on the ground in Haiti, the DR and US. It's amazing seeing how all of these connections are being made, and the willingness of these people to serve together in this way.

town: -> Jacmel
name: Joy In Hope -> Joy In Hope (Distribution Point)
notes: We are sure most of you have been following the updates on CNN, Twitter, Facebook and local news. Our Joy In Hope team on the ground is still doing well. They are tired and overwhelmed, but are proving every minute that they are exactly where they are supposed to be. They are doing wonderful things for the community they call home. What they are seeing and doing is unbelievably taxing on their bodies and souls. We at the Joy In Hope "headquarters" are also in the midst of extreme busyness. Where we are saddened and shocked by the images we see on tv and in pictures being posted, and stunned by the stories we are hearing... we are also being completely blown away by the relief we are being able to get to our people. We have been working literally around the clock to stay in communication with our team in Jacmel, and coordinate aircraft and supplies to them from multiple locations in the US and the DR. We are doing this in a way as to not only get much needed aid to them as quickly as we can, but also trying to establish long-term relationships with other organizations on the ground in Haiti, the DR and US. It's amazing seeing how all of these connections are being made, and the willingness of these people to serve together in this way. -> UPDATES ARE POSTED TO: http://wjtl.wordpress.com/2010/01/27/update-from-joy-in-hope-ministries-working-in-jacmel-haiti/ ============================= We are sure most of you have been following the updates on CNN, Twitter, Facebook and local news. Our Joy In Hope team on the ground is still doing well. They are tired and overwhelmed, but are proving every minute that they are exactly where they are supposed to be. They are doing wonderful things for the community they call home. What they are seeing and doing is unbelievably taxing on their bodies and souls. We at the Joy In Hope "headquarters" are also in the midst of extreme busyness. Where we are saddened and shocked by the images we see on tv and in pictures being posted, and stunned by the stories we are hearing... we are also being completely blown away by the relief we are being able to get to our people. We have been working literally around the clock to stay in communication with our team in Jacmel, and coordinate aircraft and supplies to them from multiple locations in the US and the DR. We are doing this in a way as to not only get much needed aid to them as quickly as we can, but also trying to establish long-term relationships with other organizations on the ground in Haiti, the DR and US. It's amazing seeing how all of these connections are being made, and the willingness of these people to serve together in this way.
facility_type: Info/Hotline -> Supply POD

notes: -> We are sure most of you have been following the updates on CNN, Twitter, Facebook and local news. Our Joy In Hope team on the ground is still doing well. They are tired and overwhelmed, but are proving every minute that they are exactly where they are supposed to be. They are doing wonderful things for the community they call home. What they are seeing and doing is unbelievably taxing on their bodies and souls. We at the Joy In Hope "headquarters" are also in the midst of extreme busyness. Where we are saddened and shocked by the images we see on tv and in pictures being posted, and stunned by the stories we are hearing... we are also being completely blown away by the relief we are being able to get to our people. We have been working literally around the clock to stay in communication with our team in Jacmel, and coordinate aircraft and supplies to them from multiple locations in the US and the DR. We are doing this in a way as to not only get much needed aid to them as quickly as we can, but also trying to establish long-term relationships with other organizations on the ground in Haiti, the DR and US. It's amazing seeing how all of these connections are being made, and the willingness of these people to serve together in this way.