We are grateful to many who gave for the new church building in Gauthier after the old one was destroyed by an earthquake. In March, Pastor Samson was able to make a trip to the southern peninsula, which had been too dangerous before. The foundation is being marked out. The work has been started! Conditions are still dangerous in certain locations because of gang activity. The school at Bonnette was forced to close. There are gangs in the area. The Haiti Foodbank now provides

From 1996-2011, Gordon and Nancy Snider served as our missionaries in Zaporozhye, Ukraine. There they worked at Zaporozhye Bible College and Seminary which trains young Christian leaders to be effective in ministry. Today, our friends in Ukraine are facing a crisis for which they did not ask. It is our privilege to stand with them as they suffer under and fight against Russia’s aggression. One of the founders of ZBCS, European Christian Mission of North America, has set up a

The month of November is now upon us, at which time our attention naturally turns to counting our blessings. In spite of many ills and troubles in our lives at times, we all have much for which to be thankful. Some people post their gratitude on social media every day in the month of November. Others speak their thanks around the table at Thanksgiving. Still others are no doubt reminded to include more gratitude in their prayers during this season. The month of November is al

A 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck the southern peninsula of Haiti on August 14. Two days later, Tropical Storm Grace passed over the region. Less than a week later, the death toll had climbed to close to 2000, with the number of injured nearing 10,000. We have three churches near the epicenter of the earthquake. Pastor Ronald from the Maillard church was injured, but not seriously; we are grateful that the buildings were not damaged. However, church members are staying at the

Our first few months in Papua New Guinea have been busy, interesting, and even frustrating at times. After almost a year of virtually zero impact, COVID has begun affecting PNG in 2021 in a major way, with widespread transmission in some areas, and a large number of people getting seriously ill and some dying (see https://covid19.info.gov.pg). We started right in to working after our quarantine ended in March. The boys jumped into schoolwork even before quarantine ended. Chr

John graduated from Shiloh Bible College in 2019. He is from the Hmong people group and moved to a village near the border with Thailand to plant a church there. Pastor Andrew shared good news about John’s ministry: “By God’s grace, he gave water baptism to 13 new converts. Now, he has 25 families at his church at [this] village.” Pastor Andrew concludes, “Please pray that the Lord will bring more souls among the Hmong tribes.” Please also continue praying for the country of