Heroine of Haitian Faith

          The article below as well as many other news sources cite the excellent work of The World Food Program in getting food to Haitians suffering through the earthquake disaster.  They have already delivered a quarter of a million meals to the people of Haiti.  Let's give them our full prayerful, financial, and physical support!
 
           Here is their website link:  http://www.friendsofwfp.org/site/c.hrKJIXPFIqE/b.5027069/k.8AF0/Featured_Appeal.htm

Quotes from the article:

          The World Food Program said more than 250,000 ready-to-eat food rations had been distributed in Haiti by Tuesday, reaching only a fraction of the 3 million people thought to be in desperate need.  The WFP said it needs to deliver 100 million ready-to-eat rations in the next 30 days, but it only had 16 million meals in the pipeline.

Heroine of Haitian Faith featured in the article:  Ena Zizi   

          Ena Zizi, who is 69 years old, had been at a church meeting at the residence of Haiti's Roman Catholic archbishop when the Jan. 12 quake struck, trapping her in debris. On Tuesday (7 days later), she was rescued by a Mexican disaster team.  Zizi said after the quake, she spoke back and forth with a vicar who also was trapped.  But he fell silent after a few days, and she spent the rest of the time praying and waiting.  "I talked only to my boss, God," she said. "I didn't need any more humans.  "Doctors who examined Zizi on Tuesday said she was dehydrated and had a dislocated hip and a broken leg.
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For the complete news article follow the link below:

New 6.1-quake hits Haiti, people flee into streets
http://www.mail.com/Article.aspx/world/latinamerica/APNews/LatinAmerica/20100120/U_CB-Haiti-Earthquake?pageid=1

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