Audio Adrenaline Engages Project Outreach for Haiti

By John Ma

Adrenaline launches "The Hands & Feet Project" (THFP) with a mission's objective to reach out to the orphans in the impoverished country of Haiti.

"Basically, we're going to be starting an orphanage," states lead singer Mark Stuart, "to house about 100 kids. Instead of calling it an orphanage or setting it up like an institution, we're beginning to see the vision of starting little homes with Haitian parents. We want these kids to be adopted by church families. We want to give the orphans we find a loving Christian family, a chance to grow up in a Christian school and go to church."

Stuart of AA urges local churches to 1. Pray for the country of Haiti, 2. Financially support - for instance, getting your youth group signed up as a team (details to come), 3. Come to Haiti on a missions trip (possibly with Audio Adrenaline) to build one of 8 homes within the children's village." 4. Spread the word to anyone you know who may be interested in participating.

In additional support for the mission, an Audio Adrenaline concert will be held and tickets auctioned online. Other items such as Ben's drum set will be on the auction site to raise the capital needed to launch THFP.

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