Amen, amen. Good morning. Welcome. You can be seated. Glad you're here. Those of you online, we're glad that you're joining with us. I want to, though, before we begin, update you on what I'm affectionately referring to as the three Cs container car care

I came up with that I just want you to know

This is of course for our Maui Ohana. Let's start with containers and this update from brother Mike Lout by the way. I want to give a shout out to all the stevedores, all the longshoremen. Yeah.

These are amazing guys. Thank you, thank you, thank you. The Lord bless you. I mean many brothers in Christ that are working tirelessly there on the waterfront. And so I just want to share

with you, Mike's text to me. Aloha, Pastor J.D. I spoke to a supervisor here in Honolulu

today, and out of the 50 containers, 43 are on Maui already.

Distribution is still continuing, and God has been so faithful in allowing all the goods to successfully get to the people in need.

Praise the Lord.

Most of them were 40-foot containers, and a small portion are 20-foot containers.

We have another six or seven 40-foot containers left here in Honolulu,

and we will ship them when supplies are low or diminished. As of now, the immediate needs have been met, and monetary donations

seems to be the greatest need right now, which is exactly what we're doing, by the way. So

this in concert with everything else. So that's container. Let's talk about car about car cars I can't say too much

actually we are moving forward but I have to be prudent I cannot really

provide any specificity at least for now anyway as to what we're working on, because sadly there

are bureaucratic obstacles yet again for which we would covet your prayers.

Speaking of coveting prayer, this brings me to care with this photo of Perry and Lori Allen.

So Pastor Steve Santos connected me with Perry, who is here on Oahu for his wife, Lori,

who is at Straub Medical Center in the burn unit with over 70% of her body burned.

This after she barely escaped from her burning car, pictured here, which was engulfed in flames.

She was flown to Oahu from Maui,

and quite frankly, it's a miracle that she's even still alive.

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