Right now in Haiti, food is 3 times more expensive than it was a couple of months ago. Pastor Herve would love to be able to purchase more food and do another distribution amongst the families who need it most. Hear his report in this video series: Session 1 Session Read more…
An update from Pastor Cilien: “There are many impacts the political crisis and the Coronavirus have had on my life. My family has become stressed and it is difficult to achieve the goals we have set. They are wondering when are the activities going to begin again. My work in Read more…
I was introduced to the song “Waymaker” last March when I was in the Dominican Republic leading a college mission trip. Every morning at 6am a local church would play worship music over very loud speakers and then pray over the city. For about 30 minutes music and prayer rang Read more…
As we kick off 2020, we are hopeful and believing that this will be a better year for Haiti. To put faith into action, we are looking to get 20 students sponsored as a way to start the year in a positive direction! Student sponsorship is a crucial part of Read more…
We had a lot of fun creating fresh boxwood (and pine) wreaths with two different groups of people over the past week! Everyone did a wonderful job and each wreath was unique in it’s own way. Thank you to everyone who came out; your involvement helped support the medical department Read more…
We are THRILLED to let you know Pastor Herve reported that as of December 9th, all of our schools in Haiti are open & running! It has been a long, difficult few months and we are rejoicing that our students are able to be fed healthy lunches and attend classes Read more…
Although the situation in Haiti is extremely difficult and uncertain right now, it has not stopped a Saint Marc church group from evangelizing to those who do not know Christ. A group of men and women from the church has been dedicated to spreading the Gospel both within their community Read more…
Over the past year and a half, Haiti has seen a rise in political unrest. The people are hurting and have so much uncertainty right now. This country is desperate for servant leaders that will rise up and lead them. At Mission Possible we believe in what John C Maxwell Read more…
I want to give a big thanks to the Spanish students at Clyde High School and their willingness to collect school supplies for our school in the Dominican Republic. This week I had the opportunity to spend a day with them talking about the Dominican Republic, our school there, and Read more…
Doctor. Seamstress. Engineer. Pastor. Farmer. Translator. Entrepreneur. Teacher. Driver. President. These are some of the answers that we heard when we asked students what they dreamed of being someday. Although Haiti is an extremely difficult country to thrive in, kids in Haiti and kids in America are quite similar in Read more…