The song, people. Dr Craig you survived the storm had the remnants of the hurricane come through town and

kind of knocked you back to the Stone Age for a while there with a loss of it did

36 hours without electricity so we kept that refrigerator and freezer shut and didn't open it and

had to go to the church to do my work because we had no internet. So it knocked down trees in the neighborhood too.

Electrical lines were down.

It was difficult to even get out of our neighborhood

because we had to take such back circuitous routes.

So it was amazing that this Hurricane Sata

so far from the coast could have such an impact,

but these winds were fierce.

If we were superstitious, we would blame it on 2020.

I guess it's been kind of par for the course.

We have in place right now something that is very meaningful to us at reasonable faith and that is the

matching grant that we do every year and it's an opportunity for people to double their

impact and we appreciate people who pray for reasonable faith for

you and Jan for all the freelancers and everyone involved and to bless this

ministry financially.

And so the matching grant bill

someone has put into place a matching grant,

whatever you give, they double.

Yes, and we've been able to raise a $300,000 match this year, which is the highest we've ever done before.

And the reason for that is because Re faith is embarking on this monumental new project

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