Latter-day Saint help and support in Haiti will be a long-term effort, said Dennis Lifferth, managing director of Church Welfare Services.
Speaking to the Church News two weeks after a Jan. 12 earthquake leveled much of the Caribbean island nation — and more than a week after church medical teams arrived in the country to offer help — Lifferth said the next steps for church relief in the devastated country are being developed "at this very moment."
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