It's good to hear that certain Christians have their heads on straight about the crisis in Haiti:

As international aid agencies rush food, water and medicine to Haiti's earthquake victims, a US faith-based group is sending Bibles to Haitians in their hour of need.

Not just any Bible.

These are solar-powered audible Bibles that can broadcast the holy scriptures in Haitian Creole to 300 people at a time. Called the "Proclaimer," the audio Bible delivers "digital quality" and is designed for "poor and illiterate people", the Faith Comes By Hearing group said.

(More on the Faith Comes By Hearing website.) That's just great. I think if you sent these Proclaimers...

...that would be more useful for the people of Haiti than 600 solar-powered audio Bibles that cost at least $150 each.

(Via Pharyngula, which points out that the Proclaimer website claims the Proclaimer would even work "on the moon." It must be Jesus's power!)