Amen. And amen. Good morning and welcome. You can be seated. Glad you're here. Those of you online, we're so glad that you're joining with us. Trust that you'll be blessed that you did. Before we get started, though, I do want to give you a quick update on our ongoing relief efforts for our Maui Ohana.

Please know that everything I'm going to share about what we're planning must be prefaced

with these four words.

You ready?

If we're still here.

Oh, see?

You guys got it.

Okay.

But for real, though, actually.

I really mean that.

That's not hyperbole, literally.

First, in addition to the last count of 20 containers,

which had been rerouted, offloaded, and the supplies given directly

and transported directly to the people who need them the most,

we have added now another 15 to 16 more containers.

Now they've been released, which means that they've been approved to be brought to the yard to be offloaded into trucks and then taken to an undisclosed location where they are then given to directly to the people.

Now, of course, we were a part of that. We've got some amazing people, but these longshoremen,

these stevedores, just a shout out to all of you guys, by the way.

There's a total of 50 of these containers, of which one was most of ours. By the way, I probably should mention that we had emergency supplies in a container on the property for us as a church.

We don't have it anymore.

But that's no problem.

It's only a problem if we're still here.

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