- Facts, Faith, FutureThank you all for your encouragement and prayers these past two days. Here’s what we now know and what that means for our March-April (and future) pastors training in Haiti. Facts. Faith. Future. Watch the video of this post HERE FACTS After Ariel Henry, Haiti’s prime minister, traveled to Kenya, gangs in Haiti coordinated prison… Read more: Facts, Faith, Future
- Call It “Victory Prayer”After our first week of training in February, Jasmin led our team in a special time of thanking God for victories. We have prayed together this way before (call it “victory prayer”), and I always find it powerful and meaningful. I commend it to you as a way to pray with one heart and one… Read more: Call It “Victory Prayer”
- Something to Cheer About!What makes you cheer? I mean, get-all-excited, don’t-care-who-sees-you cheer? (I got close when University of Michigan’s football team won the national championship in January!) Our ministry team saw that kind of cheering on Wednesday (Feb 14), the final day of Course 2. It happened when we announced that each church leader who completed the course… Read more: Something to Cheer About!
- More and Better WorkersMy friend, Tim Meyers, painted a mental picture of missions for me that shapes my thinking to this day. Tim was born in Australia but grew up in the jungles of Papua New Guinea, where his dad flew for Missionary Aviation Fellowship. He has some stories! We met in Dallas during our seminary years, became… Read more: More and Better Workers
- Sticks, Tin and God’s PresenceYEAR-END REPORT AND THANK YOU When we’re in Haiti, someone on our ministry team usually preaches for the church that hosts our training. This is one way we thank and honor our host pastors. In Ouanaminthe, where most of our Haitian ministry team live, we do our best to speak in each of our team… Read more: Sticks, Tin and God’s Presence