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Pastor Jean Paul reports that the violence and terror and chaos have increased in Haiti during the past three weeks. Right outside the Souls Winning main compound in La Plaine, nine people have been killed in recent days. Jean has increased his security forces around the orphanage compound. With all of the street barricades and […]
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The Mileshko creative team has provided a series of interviews they captured with Rev. Jean Paul describing the development of God’s kingdom work in Haiti through Reformation Hope and Souls Winning Ministries. In the video, Jean shares how he ended up in a U.S. Bible college. You can check out the second episode here. Keep
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About two weeks ago, Rev. Jean Paul was traveling back from the border area in the east of Haiti and was stopped along the roadway by a group of five young men, armed with guns. They were stopping anyone who approached in a presentable vehicle and robbing them at gunpoint. Jean’s wallet and passport, along
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We want to thank all of our mission partners at Midway Presbyterian Church, and particularly Havilah and Adam Kline, who have worked closely with some of our orphans for quite a long time. The Klines rented a truck and collected donations in addition to some items that they themselves also provided. Reformation Hope has been
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A few years ago, Linda Maphet, a local, professionally trained and gifted portrait artist, donated a large canvas painting for Reformation Hope to auction for the benefit of the mission in Haiti. Thanks to Linda’s generosity and commitment to our kingdom work, she has again come forward with not one, not two, but three beautiful
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Rev. Jean Paul reports that the tide of civil unrest and street violence continues to ebb and flow in Haiti in July. The most challenging places are the largest population centers of Port-au-Prince and Cap Haitian. Prices for food, fuel, and other basic commodities continue to be essentially double previous levels and the black market
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Our new Bible college class completed their most recent coursework with Rev. Ted Lester, Reformation Hope’s board chairman, who taught them the Five Solas and the importance of Scripture as the basis for everything that we do. The grades achieved for this early week of study in June were mostly As and Bs, and for
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Despite the rising violence and shootings, our Haitian brothers continue to make progress toward the formation of a new Presbyterian denomination in Haiti, in which all the churches will work together as the larger body of Christ in order to build the kingdom and faithfully disciple God’s people. The next and last training meeting is
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Reformation Hope received a wonderful offer from the Mileshko creative group to film and photograph what God is doing through Reformation Hope and Souls Winning Ministries in Haiti, essentially at their cost. This high-end production company handles a great deal of work for Chick-fil-a and other major and minor Atlanta businesses. In order to obtain
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(Jean Paul’s niece and nephew-in-law) In May, as the violence in Haiti began increasing, there was a rash of random robbery killings outside banks as desperate criminal elements preyed upon other Haitians. While Rev. Paul was taking our film and photography crew to Jacmel in order to put together a video for our partners about
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Rev. Jean Paul and Osseille Joseph, as well as OPC missionary Ben Hopp, are reporting severe violence throughout the nation of Haiti this week. On Sunday (June 9), news circulated that 15 people were killed. The instability has become so severe that Jean and Ben are unable to leave their compounds at all. For safety,
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For almost two years, a partnership between Haitian Reformed churches, the PCA, and the OPC has been developing with the aim of establishing a working presbytery for the first time in Haiti. Much time and effort has been spent by our Haitian brothers in laying a solid foundation for this new important advancement of the
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