TB JOSHUA OPENS FIELD HOSPITAL IN HAITI AND PLANS TO ADOPT 5OO ORPHANS...
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Synagogue opens field hospital in Haiti
.Plans to adopt 500 orphans
By Jossy Idam
Sunday, January 31, 2010
To give medical attention and succour to the wounded and children turned orphans by the devastating earthquake in Port-au-Prince, capital of Haiti, the Synagogue church last Sunday flew in a plane -load of medical and food supplies.
T.B. Joshua
In partnership with some foreign charity organizations, the church with headquarters at Ikotun, a suburb in Lagos earlier dispatched an advance team last Saturday to the Caribbean Island. As reported by the church's satellite television, Emmanuel tv, the advance team and the plane, a chattered cargo plane took off from Miami, Florida, U.S.A.
The cargo plane with registration number N587 and Emmanuel TV boldly emblazoned on it in blue letters also had on board a team of doctors, nurses and sundry humanitarian workers.
Reporting live for Emmanuel TV, Gary Tange showed viewers the warehouse where the medical and food supplies were stock piled before being loaded aboard the cargo plane.
The owner of the plane who also pilots it, Tito Menedez was full of praise for Synagogue and the General Overseer of the church, pastor T.B. Joshua. As televised live last Sunday afternoon before the plane took off, Tito said: "I'm happy to be part of this private effort. Prophet T.B Joshua and Emmanuel TV are great."
During the church service on Sunday afternoon, prophet Joshua explained why Synagogue is in Haiti, saying: "Haiti has given me sleepless nights. If it means selling my clothes, I'll do it. We are going to take care of the wounded, the sick, the hungry. We will also adopt at least 500 orphans and take care of them there."
Speaking to Sunday Sun on the corridor of the church immediately after the service, prophet Joshua further said, "I'm looking at a convenient time to join our team in Haiti. We and our partners want to help."
He put the cost of the project at $3 million.