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Missionaries stranded in Haiti as Hurricane Matthew roars towards the Florida peninsula

Hours after Hurricane Matthew made landfall in Haiti, the family of a Louisiana pastor stranded in the country was asking for prayers of safety for him and thousands of others in the path of the storm -- even while a Florida church with a mission team in country prayed for peace.