Haiti

The ministry of the Church of God (Holiness) in Haiti has expanded to 12 churches and 6 Christian schools.

A Foodbank program exists to feed school children and sometimes provides the best meal a child eats in a day.

Pastor Jeudilus Noel is the National Director— a dedicated, educated, humble man of God. In the past, Anglo missionaries have also served: Mark and Linda Surbrook, 1967-1970; Florence Wilkerson, 1971-1975; Mervin and Judy Hershberger, 1975-1977; and Rodney and Heather Peterson, 1985-1986.

It is World Missions' desire to enable the pastors and schools to become self-sufficient, providing not just a hand-out, but a hand up.

In recent months, the country of Haiti has suffered under the brutality of gangs. We pray for peace and protection.

Thieves Break in Church in Haiti

I have received word that gangs are vandalizing churches in Haiti. One of our own Churches of God (Holiness) was vandalized, ransacked, and everything that was inside, stolen. They even broke into the presbytery. One church leader wrote, “Surely we are living in the last days. No regards for the sanctuary. But God remains sovereign. He knows, He cares, He understands. We can trust Him in spite of everything.” Though the church has been destroyed, worship will continue to happ

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Haiti Foodbank: Offerings Needed

We are glad to be able to support school lunches for children in Haiti. For many children, this is the best meal they receive in a day. However, the Foodbank offerings have been declining in recent months. This means we will have to reduce our offerings for next school year from $2500 per month to $1400 (closer to the average Foodbank offerings we receive monthly). If you would like to support this ministry and help us avoid this cutback, please click here or mail a check wi

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Prayers Needed for Haiti

The country of Haiti, and in particular the city of Port-au-Prince, is suffering under the heavy hand of gang rule. The Haitian Prime Minister has stepped down, and there is no permanent government in place. We have three churches in Port-au-Prince--Delmas 6, Delmas 32, and Boston Cite. Unfortunately, Boston Cite which was in an unsafe neighborhood for years, has had to close. Their pastor died 2-3 years ago, and now his son was recently shot and is in the hospital. Delmas 6,

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