January 16 update from Nancy and Steve James
by Bernice Rogers, ABC International Ministries

Just had word from Steve that he and his team were able to treat folks this afternoon at the clinic in Christianville, Haiti.  This town is very near the epicenter  if not right over the epicenter.  Steve, Arch Woodard, Roy Durgin, and Mme. Desire, a nurse from Limbe, are planning to spend two days at Christianville.  They will be living in tents, the clinic was damaged but they are able to get supplies out.  The rest of the buildings on the compound, including the missionary housing has been destroyed. Steve feels that the compound is quite secure.  Steve’s driver took the truck and some folks back to Limbe and will have to return for Steve and his group in two or three days.
Thank you for your prayers and please continue to pray for safety, supplies to hold out and that Steve’s truck will continue to  function.

On behalf of Nancy, Steve and the team, Thank you for your prayers.

In other developments, CBF’s international disaster resonse coordinator David Harding reported CBF contract worker, Scott Hunter, has been bumped from the relief flight into Haiti on Tuesday. He will now be departing Thursday, Jan. 21.

Also, Jim Jennings, an orthopedic surgeon and retired military veteran, departed Sunday, Jan. 16 for Port-au-Prince. Jim is with Conscience International, a CBF-partner.