Aid 300k Displaced People
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I am Bishop Daniel Clay. You can see more pictures of me, and learn all about me at www.DanielClayMinistries.org.
Last November I attended the First Nobility and Royalty Peace Summit in Mindalano, Philippines. There I was received with great hospitality and found myself amongst the most loving people that I have met in all of my travels. I was received and treated as family. I was enthroned as a Sultan a Romapenet, and as a Prince. These loving people received me, a Christian, into their mostly Muslim community as a true brother, as family.
The Peace Summit was about unity and overcoming poverty and educational barriers to defeat the terrorist activity in the area. The idea was that if there is prosperity, happiness and hope, then terrorism cannot exist.
I came to know and love these people of integrity and honor in the days that I spent with them. They were the kindest and gentlest people I have ever met.
Now suddenly I find that some of the families and friends of this indigenous people who received me so graciously have been so unfortunate as to be in a city captured by Abu Sayyaf, and are hiding in their homes as ISIS flags fly in their streets.
As martial law has been declared and fighting has ensued about 300 plus thousand people have been displaced. Husbands and wives, young and old, healthy and unhealthy are fleeing. They have become refugees in their own country. These people need help.
The American military has now agreed to provide the Philippine military with more help, especially intel and recon.
Now my friends, with whom I visited in November of last year, are on the ground working to help the refugees that escape from the areas occupied by terrorists. They have been working on the ground already for about two weeks. They are helping the more than 300,000 people who have been displaced as a result of the terrorists in the southern Philippines. The fighting and martial law has created great hardship. There are many innocent people who need food, water, and basic hygiene supplies. Food for infants and various medications for those who are ill are also needed. These donations will allow us to supply those we know personally and trust, who are working in the area, to get what is most urgently needed. Every penny helps.
The funds that you send will be used to provide basic supplies, food and shelter.
Your donations are a tax deductible contribution to the American Apostolic Church, Inc. TIN: 45-4850657. None of the money donated will be kept by the ministry. We will send the money to those we know, and who we trust to use it as it is most urgently needed.
Your contributions will be used to buy the most urgent supplies. They will be used to fill gaps while those working on the ground wait for the large aid and health organizations.
Follow this story. We will continue to show the people working and the people being helped.
Last November I attended the First Nobility and Royalty Peace Summit in Mindalano, Philippines. There I was received with great hospitality and found myself amongst the most loving people that I have met in all of my travels. I was received and treated as family. I was enthroned as a Sultan a Romapenet, and as a Prince. These loving people received me, a Christian, into their mostly Muslim community as a true brother, as family.
The Peace Summit was about unity and overcoming poverty and educational barriers to defeat the terrorist activity in the area. The idea was that if there is prosperity, happiness and hope, then terrorism cannot exist.
I came to know and love these people of integrity and honor in the days that I spent with them. They were the kindest and gentlest people I have ever met.
Now suddenly I find that some of the families and friends of this indigenous people who received me so graciously have been so unfortunate as to be in a city captured by Abu Sayyaf, and are hiding in their homes as ISIS flags fly in their streets.
As martial law has been declared and fighting has ensued about 300 plus thousand people have been displaced. Husbands and wives, young and old, healthy and unhealthy are fleeing. They have become refugees in their own country. These people need help.
The American military has now agreed to provide the Philippine military with more help, especially intel and recon.
Now my friends, with whom I visited in November of last year, are on the ground working to help the refugees that escape from the areas occupied by terrorists. They have been working on the ground already for about two weeks. They are helping the more than 300,000 people who have been displaced as a result of the terrorists in the southern Philippines. The fighting and martial law has created great hardship. There are many innocent people who need food, water, and basic hygiene supplies. Food for infants and various medications for those who are ill are also needed. These donations will allow us to supply those we know personally and trust, who are working in the area, to get what is most urgently needed. Every penny helps.
The funds that you send will be used to provide basic supplies, food and shelter.
Your donations are a tax deductible contribution to the American Apostolic Church, Inc. TIN: 45-4850657. None of the money donated will be kept by the ministry. We will send the money to those we know, and who we trust to use it as it is most urgently needed.
Your contributions will be used to buy the most urgent supplies. They will be used to fill gaps while those working on the ground wait for the large aid and health organizations.
Follow this story. We will continue to show the people working and the people being helped.
Organizer
Daniel Clay
Organizer
Palmyra, VA
