This letter came from Brother Norris Bain of Tabernacle Baptist Church in Freeport, Bahamas.

"Bro. Jan, the Good Lord knows there are not enough words in our vocabulary to express our gratitude to Bro Jan Milton and Operation Renewed Hope for their partnership with Tabernacle Baptist Church Freeport, Bahamas. This week alone we have been able to put groceries and toys in over 200 homes. Know doubt about it many families are hurting in the Bahamas. Last night we gave over ten families Turkeys after service and will do some more Christmas Eve. Thank you once again.

It was our privilege to join with the spearhead, Emission-Air, A.J. James, for a week-end of Christmas celebration and evangelism. A.J. and his team flew Christmas toys and other gifts to make the events wonderful. ORH provide food for the needs of the community.

GOD USED THESE EFFORTS PROVIDE THE GOSPEL TO PEOPLE IN NEED BECAUSE OF THE COVID 19 LOCK-DOWNS.

Kids packing bags for Sunday food distribution. Thanks Operation Renewed Hope.

Operation Renewed Hope has a special reason for conducting evangelistic mobile medical clinics. We call it "Discovery Medicine."

While conducting our evangelistic clinics, we discover people who are in need of medical help beyond a treatment procedure or a medical prescription. Sometimes we discover very serious needs.

We never know who it may be!

In this case, ORH discovered the Liberian Physician Assistant who was our counter-part during our clinic in January 2020.

Brother David Sunday began to experience a very painful medical need. He related this to ORH through the Lord's Shepherd Hope Foundation who sponsored the Liberian clinic and of which Brother Sunday is a board member.

ORH will not divulge the need, but this good man will need to travel to Germany to obtain the necessary surgery to relieve his condition. ORH has sent $1500.00 to assist him to get medical care.

Please pray we will have the funds to send at least $1500.00 more.

Hurricane Eta and Iota were a difficult problem for Nicaragua in November 2020. Thousands of people were impacted with need of relief supplies and assistance. Eta came to land as a Category 4 storm, and Iota had sustainable wind speeds of 155 mph.

ORH for many years has known Pastor Noe Mendoza of Bethany Baptist Church in Mission, TX. Pastor Mendoza and his son have faithfully minister to the people of Mission and also the many churches in Nicaragua which are a part of their fellowship.

Pastor Mendoza, busy making plans to help people recover, agreed for ORH to join with his church to provide assistance in Nicaragua.

ORH was able to send $6000.00 to assist in the cleanup and supplies in the aftermath of Hurricane Eta and Iota. In specific, ORH asked that communities as well as churches be helped.

Pastor Mendoza wrote the following to ORH about the relief efforts.

It is common for people to gather at a church which is much stronger shelter.