A group from a Warsaw church is trying to raise funds for a May trip to Haiti.
A group of nine people from Morning Star Foursquare Church are trying to lend their helping hands to the people of Haiti.
As previously reported by the Times-Union, several groups from the area have already provided assistance to the county ravaged by an earthquake in January.But the need in the country is still great.
Kiira Leeper, a student at IPFW and employee at Cardinal Center, said that the group's mission in May will be to distribute food and water and aid in building houses as well as evangelizing.
Along with Leeper, others in the group are Adam Churchill, Erica Yoder, Hayley Hudson, Benjamin Shinneman, Jake Shinneman, Kyle Smith, Dena Starkey and Adrianna Manaugh.
The missions trip will be a partnership with Jesus In Haiti Ministries led by Tom Osbeck.
The ministry is currently in Haiti assessing damage.
There will be a spaghetti dinner at Morning Star Foursquare Church Friday at 7 p.m. to held raise money. It's $5 per person to attend.
There will be music, an update on Haiti and information from team members on what work will be done on the ground.
