E-mail that I recieved from my best friend.

My friend Hannah is a proud member of this org. and will be leaving in FEB. Although I would love to go my health and family will not let me. I know some of you have already done the Pay-pal thing and thank you for that too. If you know of anyone doing mission work please let them know about this.

Thank you to all, and please read on.
Mana

Dear Friends,

As you know, the death toll in Southeast Asia stands
at 100,000 and rising.
There are approximately 500 YWAMers working in that
region. All 11 nations
directly affected by the tsunami have YWAMers
residing and working there.
Thankfully, all of them have now been accounted for.
As you can imagine,
most of them are very busy helping with relief
efforts.

We have been working long hours on this end too,
preparing to go in with
medical teams and doing all we can to raise funds
for immediate needs which
are food, medicine and water filters. Long term
will are looking at needing
funds for building, and caring for widows and
orphans. MercyWorks will most
likely be working there in some capacity for 1-2
years.

Our first medical team is scheduled to leave Jan. 1
for Indonesia. Other
teams are sure to follow.

If you or anyone you know is interested in
volunteering in any way with us,
please e-mail us or call us toll free at
1-866-77-MERCY. Anyone who wants
to give can do so either by giving on line
(http://www.ywamtyler.org/donate/index.html) or
making a check out to "YWAM"
and attach a note that it is for MercyWorks Tsunami
Relief and mail it to:
YWAM, P.O. Box 3000, Garden Valley, TX, 75771.
Please pass this e-mail on
to any churches or others who may want to help, as
much help is certainly
needed.

Thank you.

Sincerely,
Debbie Lascelles
MercyWorks Director
YWAM Tyler, Texas

P.S. If you would like to receive e-mail updates as
to how things progress,
please reply and let us know. Thanks.