Lives lost. Homes destroyed. No food, water or jobs. The devastation in Port-au-Prince, Haiti is overwhelming. HOPE worldwide was on the scene within days of the earthquake. Their second team is there now.

On Thursday night, January 28, Disciples Today and the International Churches of Christ hosted the first ever live, onlinle webcast for HOPE worldwide to share with you directly the needs and the plans to help the church and the community in Haiti.

ICOC Hot News created an incredible video from the first relief trip to Haiti. The video and the webcast are now continuously showing on www.dtoday.tv Watch, donate and share with your family, friends and coworkers. Over 2,000 people from over 70 countries have already viewed it. Show any or all of the program to your church service, Bible Talk, house church, family devotional, etc.

Facts from the webcast:

50 disciples are still missing from the Port-au-Prince Church of Christ.

60 disciples and 50 from the community are being cared for on the church property. The church building is destroyed as are most all homes. Three were baptized in Port-au-Prince last week!

HOPE worldwide has formed a Haitian Relief Committee to plan and meet the needs.

The plan:

• Short term, mid term and long term plans are being made.
• Meet the immediate needs of food, shelter and health care for all of the disciples who have lost everything and the 50 others relying on them.
• Train the disciples for new jobs. Hire disicples to carry out HOPE worldwide relief efforts.
• Over $300,000 has been donated and pledged to HOPE worldwide Haitie Disaster Relief.
• Another $700,000 is needed from you, your friends and other partners.
• $100 will support one person for one month.

Donate now at www.hopeww.org There are many ways to give and specific instructions for giving from various countries.

Watch the webcast now at www.dtoday.tv

Donate today and invite your family, friends and coworkers to donate to a trustworthy charity that you know will use their money to help people.

Webcast Panel:

• Randy Jordan, CEO, HOPE worldwide
• Dr. Mark Ottenweller, Medical Director, HOPE worldwide
• Stanley Dumornay, Evangelist, New York City Church of Christ
• Antonio Boyd, VP North America Programs and Disaster Relief, HOPE worldwide

Questions:

Half of the HOPE worldwide for Haiti webcast is devoted to answering questions that were sent via email and chat during the program.

• Should I go now to Haiti?
• What about adoption?
• Will the money help the disciples?
• Will my contribution help the community?
• And many more answers

Tune in and hear how you can help and when it will be safe for volunteers to go to Haiti to help. www.dtoday.tv