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Worship Persists Faithfully in Aftermath of Typhoon

Worship Persists Faithfully in Aftermath of Typhoon
While residents in the Philippines struggle for normalcy in the aftermath of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan), church congregations in the area are continuing to have regular worship.

Aid Rushed to the Philippines in Wake of Deadly Typhoon

Aid Rushed to the Philippines in Wake of Deadly Typhoon
With the current official death toll at 1,774 and climbing, and more than 650,000 people displaced, survivors of deadly Super Typhoon Haiyan are grappling with the daily horror of devastation.

Typhoon Haiyan Leaves Thousands Seeking Shelter and Aid

Typhoon Haiyan Leaves Thousands Seeking Shelter and Aid
Les Tilka, a pastor partnering with Samaritan’s Purse, is on the ground in the Philippines in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan. He describes the situation around him as “utter devastation.”

Christian Ministries Deploy Funds, Resources to Philippines

Christian Ministries Deploy Funds, Resources to Philippines
Typhoon Haiyan, one of the strongest storms on record, slammed into the Philippines Friday. More than 1,200 people are feared dead. Thousands more are homeless as property damage and destruction of infrastructure are widespread.

Massive Typhoon Yolanda Rips Through Philippines

Massive Typhoon Yolanda Rips Through Philippines
Typhoon Yolanda (also called Haiyan) ripped through the Philippines Friday November 8th, with 4 deaths confirmed already according to NBC.

Death Toll Rises in Philippines Earthquake

Death Toll Rises in Philippines Earthquake
At least 93 people were killed Tuesday when a 7.2-magnitude earthquake hit the central Philippines.

Christians Caught in Crossfire in Attack in Southern Philippines

Christians Caught in Crossfire in Attack in Southern Philippines
Rebels from the Moro National Liberation Front opened fire in Zamboanga City, southern Philippines, at dawn Monday, killing six people, injuring numerous locals and holding 250 civilians hostage, including a pastor and a local church.