final lly she shouted out, kevi i'm okay. that gave me time to get out of the panic mode i was about to go in. >> nobody would have faulted you for that. >> i stood up to see the damage. i didn't see the full extent of the damage that night because it was so dark. it wasn't until sunday morning when we went back and met there for prayer, let the body of believers that look at what happened. i was able to look at it and say, wow. i drove around the backside a couple streets over and it hit me again the magnitude of the damage that had happened there and that we made it out alive. >> we know you've got a parishioners of about 200 people or so looking to find a place to have their service this weekend. i'm sure you'll find another gymnasium or facility. you are working that out right now. really quickly, you have a lot of people in your community that are grieving and struggling with the fact they've lost lives of loved ones, lost property, homes, buildings, businesses.