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It will be a busy month of March for our Haitian brothers and sisters as they host two church mission teams this month. Young Meadows Presbyterian Church in Montgomery, Alabama are sending a team on March 9–13 to engage in men’s and women’s discipleship training on biblical family dynamics, lead a basketball clinic on the
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With this new year also come many opportunities for ministry in Haiti. As our faithful mission partners in this kingdom work, we want to keep you up to date on the latest news from the Haiti mission. This February newsletter features some good news regarding the current and future projects for 2018 and how you
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Thank You from Us All at Reformation Hope and Souls Winning Ministries in Haiti Everything that God accomplished in this very fast-paced 2017 was made possible as he used you, our ministry partners, through prayers, financial investments, and hours upon hours of volunteered personal time. Thanks to you we have much to celebrate at this
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On Sunday, June 27, Reformation Hope staff joined Pastor Jean Paul and the Souls Winning ministry team for the dedication celebration of our new church and school buildings. This milestone event began with a parade featuring the boy and girl scouts, a marching band, local police, many Haitian pastors and church leaders, church members, neighbors,
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In the quake’s aftermath, many additional Haitian children were left without parents. Reformation Hope in Haiti has taken on seven more children, orphaned directly by the quake. Pictured here are three of the newest children; Soraya, Camelot, and Ronaldinho Louis. Click here to read their story and the rest of the news from Haiti, including the
Ref Hope Report: Quake-orphaned Children Added to Our RHI Family Read More »
We are excited to announce that our project partners have raised over half of the money needed for the rebuilding of the school and the construction of the new church. Thanks to many of you, we are well past the halfway mark. Yet much remains incomplete. Our desire is to raise the remaining amount before
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We’d like to offer a big “thank you” to the students, faculty and parents of the Heiskell School in Atlanta, Georgia for raising funds to help with the rebuilding in Haiti.
Thanks Heiskell School Read More »
Temporarily on Hold: The land we leased and began developing became embroiled in an ownership rights dispute with the local farmers on one side, and the owner of record and his representatives in the city government on the other side. After several days of armed conflict, the dispute was brought into the Haitian justice system
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John 7:37 on the wall. Well pump. Well pump treatment. On the last day of the feast, the great day, Jesus stood up and cried out, “If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink.” (John 7:37, ESV) Jesus is the living water, if anyone drinks from His water, not only will he never
John 7:37 Represented Through Our Well Water Project Read More »
Jean Paul recounts how a late dinner saved the orphans during the earthquake. https://youtu.be/uFtOm9yGADQ
God’s Amazing Deliverance Read More »
Report from 02/05/2010 – 02/08/2010 Trip to Haiti Our team, consisting of David W., Alan Lutz, and me, arrived via Delta flight from Atlanta to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, on Friday afternoon between 2 and 3 pm. We were met at the airport by our orphanage director, Pastor Jean Paul, and by his newest acquaintance,
Restoring Hope Full Report Read More »
David W., Alan Lutz, and I just returned from a short visit to our orphanage in Haiti. While the devastation and despair was as real as anything we have seen on the nightly news and on the Internet, the rebirth of hope among our orphans and staff gave testimony to the work of God and
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