On April 16th, Chris and I were helping feed the homeless at Moore Square with the Sacred Heart ministry team. One of our members kept getting an update on the weather as we sped up our production line to put together the lunch/dinner bags. Normally, the meal is served on the sidewalk at Moore Square, but it was drizzling when we arrived, so much to the Salvation Army's chagrin, we set up under their concrete overhang.The sky got darker and darker.With final word of the tornado's imminent arrival ,we scrambled to put up our supplies and seek shelter behind the exterior walls of the Salvation Army.One of our ladies was protected by a circle of homeless men.It was like watching the movie "Twister" in 3-D from a front row seat. Honestly, though, I think it lifted somewhat, because I didn't hear the train sound and some portable tents in Moore Square were still in place after the tornado passed through. In addition to the darkness, there was a terrific roar and shredded leaves, branches, and rain all flew sideways. Chris, who was the last person protecting our little huddle of people, found the back of his sweater covered in bits of leaves. It was over within minutes. We were very fortunate because the tornado brought death and destruction to the south and north of our location.