Thursday, January 28, Disciples Today is partnering with HOPE worldwide to broadcast the first live fundraiser on DToday.tv to benefit the earthquake victims of Haiti. HOPE worldwide for Haiti will be the first fundraising event of its kind when viewers can learn firsthand about disaster relief activities in Haiti to help members of the Port-au-Prince Church of Christ and instantly respond by making online donations to HOPE worldwide.

Mark this event on your calendar, announce it to your churches, tell your family and friends, put it on your websites, blogs, Facebook pages and Twitter away.

God is opening amazing doors for HOPE worldwide and the International Churches of Christ to serve together in this crisis. Ask God to bless this historic event and to move the hearts of many to give to HOPE worldwide for Haiti.

Here are the details . . .

WHAT: Live online HOPEworldwide for Haiti fundraiser.

WHEN: Thursday, January 28, 2010 from 9-10 pm EST US. Click here to check your time zone.

WHERE: Broadcast live from the HOPE worldwide offices in Philadelphia to your computer.

WHO: Dr. Mark Ottenweller of HOPE worldwide and Stanley Dumornay of Haitian Support who were among the first responders to Port-au-Prince with relief. Also on the broadcast from HOPE worldwide: Antonio Boyd, VP North American Programs and Randy Jordan, CEO.

HOW: www.dtoday.tv Watch live and text your questions and messages during the program.

Donations will be taken through www.hopeww.org

VIDEO: ICOC Hot News is releasing a new video of the first HOPE worldwide trip to Haiti. This will also be shown and be available to show to your church, family group, etc.

FUTURE VIEWING: DToday.tv will stream the HOPE worldwide for Haiti fundraiser 24/7 and the video. They will also be available On Demand there.

Disciples Today is grateful to host this break-through event.

Please spread the word! Use the email icon at the top right of this story to send to others. Share this on your DTSpace and Facebook pages, Announce in your churches. And tweet to your heart's content.

Most importantly, please pray.

Watch www.disciplestoday.org for more updates.