Near Children's Lifeline Facility in La Digue, Haiti

January 13, 2010 | Clay City, Kentucky | Vetting explained

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dmcdaniel tells CNN that the missionaries have a generator and satellite internet access. Phone lines in that region, like much of the country, are still down.
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Childrens International Lifeline is a non-profit, charitable organization based out of Clay City, Kentucky which runs 9 schools/canteens within Haiti for feeding and education purposes. www.childrenslifeline.com

In the pictures is one of our missionaries Pat Curtis who is on a 3 month mission trip. Our schools and other facilities are about 30 miles from Port Au Prince. Heavy damage was sustained to our main building, and we are still waiting for a report on our other buildings. No injuries are reported as yet.

Thanks for your concern and prayers.

David McDaniel

Director of Childrens Lifeline

www.childrenslifeline.com

davidwmcdaniel@yahoo.com

Donald Curtis, President

curtisdonald@bellsouth.net

Childrens International Lifeline

194 Sunset Drive

Clay City, Kentucky 40312

606-663-3459

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earthquake,
haiti

Posted in Assignment:
Haiti earthquake aftermath

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