Amen. Amen. Good morning. Welcome. You can be seated. So glad you're here.

For those of you visiting, I trust that you'll be blessed that you've come to visit.

Those of you online, we're also so very glad that you're joining with us.

Before we get started, though, I do want to take a moment and provide you with an update on our

ongoing relief efforts for our Maui Ohana. First, and this is really important, we want to thank those of you that gave financially, very generously, though we haven't asked for money, nor do we ever ask for money.

Please know that 100% of any and all monies sent are getting directly into the hands of those

who have the greatest immediate financial needs, and I'll explain why and how.

This last week I spent quite a bit of time with Pastor Steve Santos of Calvary Chapel

Westside whose church was in Lahaina, the building that they rented.

By the way, it's still there.

It's, yeah, Everything else around it is gone, but it's still there, but they can't get to it or use it.

But Steve is the pastor of Calvary Chapel Westside there in Lahaina.

So we talked on the phone for quite a bit of time,

and we've already sent quite a bit of money to them to be distributed to people by way of gift cards for places like Costco, etc.

That's just logistically more practical initially.

Also, as of right now, the hotels, and this is actually a question we've been asked,

what about the people that lost their homes?

Well, the hotels are housing people that lost their homes.

And temporarily, though, there is no cost associated with it, but that time will come to an end.

And when it does, the monies will be used to pay for them as needed.

Steve asked me to mention specifically that Maui tourism has virtually stopped.

And the problem is that this is costing the locals, their jobs, and their livelihood.

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