Bro. Cyril Mahadeo
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Stanley, N.C.  28164
Phone: 704-263-4146
Fax: 704-263-5817

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May 28, 2008

The following emails underline the desperate need of believers in Myanmar. Please ask God for guidance in sending help to these brothers and sisters.

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Hello Br. Mahadeo, and Sis Brenda,

Trying to contact you long time only now i got your email from Br. Alen.

Nice greeting to you. Where are you now? according to Br Alan you are in Singapore. I also received email from Sis Brenda last nite.

Received USD 1000 from Bro.Mounna on 6 June 2008. Thanks so much for your assistance and your letter . You can contact me to through my sister Ms Ada's cell phone no 00 95 950 66127. and this email.

Some of our belivers suffering a lot so once a week we make a trip to victims and disburse them rice, chothes, and medicine. i plan to make a trip again to different villages to help them. they are in need of shelter , food clothing, and medicine.

There are still villages out of help for food shelter and clothing. So if you can arrage for this will be helpful.

I also attached photos of our work.

Regards and God bless

Ada

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Dear Brother Alan Ram,

How are you? Hope you are alright by the grace of God. We are too.

By the grace of God we are still alive. I think you herd about the storm in Myanmar which is known the whole world hit by Cyclone . After the storm it is so sad now.

People are suffering a lot. about over one million peoples died. now people are in need of help. we need shelter , water, food, and medicine.
My church the roof go off. all the big totally fallen down . most building are collapsed. So for this time being we need help from our brothers.After the storm no eletricity and no water. Please pray for us. This is a worst desaster we have ever heard.

Please do also pass this message to brother Cyril Mahadeo and brother Paul Moffitt (Newzealsnd). cos i do not know his email. You can also write to me with this email.


Regards and God bless

brother Christopher
Yangon
Myanmar

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Dear Brother Henry Goi, Brother Nestor,

A warm Shalom from Yangon, Myanmar. We hope and pray that this letter finds you are well and filled with the joy of Jesus Christ this day.

Bro. Henry Goi and Brother Nestor ,we would like to report our current condition here in Myanmar at the following : Tropical cyclone Nargis smashed into Myanmar late Friday night 2nd - 3rd . May from at 11:30 PM - 12:00 noon, battering Ayeyarwaddy Delta areas, Yangon and Bago Division, as well as Mon and Kayin States, with winds sometimes exceeding 190 Kilometers an hour. At the coast a monstrous 13 foot storm. Surge was reported and has been blamed for a hefty proportion of seaside deaths. The official death toll an Monday stood at 15,000 and many people were left homeless by the Nargis plunders storm. What is certain in that Yangon, home to more than five million people , suffered massive damage. The city's residents emerged on Sunday morning to find the cyclone's monstrous fingerprints everywhere on many streets every single tree had been leveled, with power lines, roofing are assorted debris blocking the roads.

We urgently needs help a lot of message believers houses were massive damage and collapse by the cyclone Nargis. Kindly pray earnestly for the saints of Myanmar , especially a night shelter for the homeless.

As of Friday 2nd May 2008 evening electricity suppliers were stop to those with candle light and most power lines remain where the storm left them, on the ground until today. Even the most optimistic people on the street said they thought it would be at least two months before regular supply was restored. Communications were also heavily limited. Most of the city's telephone lines were cut. However, the major problem that every body was facing was water : People usually rely on tube wells or government water supply but with no electricity to run pumps, and many water pipes damaged by uprooted trees, people were rapidly running short of water. People were trying to arrange mobile generators to draw water from the tube wells. Rice, Water, batteries, a thatch roof and rooftins also excessively increased in price.

We have been faithfully praying for you and your family and also pray for us in this critical time in our country.

A waiting your early and favorable reply.

Thanking you.

In Jesus love,

Bro. Alfred Biaka

Field Address :

Alfred Biaka
GPO Box 185
Yangon,Myanmar
Ph : ( 951 ) 642052, 641150
Email : tzm@yangon.net.mm