Prayers for the missing girl... search goes on !!!

• At least 70 people showed up for a prayer vigil Sunday evening at a lighthouse on Aruba's gusty northwest point, singing a hymn and listening to a brief sermon by the Rev. Larry Waymire, an American who has lived in Aruba for six years. "This is a trying time, not only for Aruba but for the world as a whole," Waymire, originally of Lexington, Tenn. , said during the 10-minute ceremony. "This has touched the lives of millions of people around the world." Hundreds of Arubans and American residents have joined the hunt, upset that Holloway's disappearance could mar the image of this tranquil island.