Yvonne and I serve on one of the most dangerous mission fields in the world. The solution is not for us to flee to safety but to continue to fight the darkness with daily prayer.


As we meet the challenges with commitment, we implore you to communicate with us as miraculous hope appears and we win! Follow us on social media and give regularly; we look for your encouragement and gifts.


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Last month, Yvonne and I drove North to minister in a handful of NY churches and raise funds to restore the 80 year old mission home bequeathed to us. Before we left, we wrote this in a thank you:


Thank you for your continued faithful financial sacrifice for us and Haiti; we are deeply grateful and thank God for you!

 

Please lift us up in prayer as we load our 22 year old Toyota Camry for a long trip, Fl to NY to raise funds for Haiti for Christ and especially the continued repair and restoration of the 80 year old Cap Haitian Mission House. We are amazed that as family and friends take cruises all over the world, we take a 22 year old vehicle with 150K miles North and a DC 3 Missionary Flights to Haiti!

 

Godliness with contentment is great gain and Yvonne and I are at complete peace and contentment serving Christ by serving Haiti until He takes us home or splits the skies!


Our 2004 Toyota with a leaky roof and 150,000 miles on it was completely loaded when the phone rang one hour before our planned departure. A mission pastor was on the phone offering his 2017 Camry for us to use; it was a tremendous blessing. When we shared with our children,

our son said,

“That’s how you’ve lived your lives, one miracle after another.”


After 3 months of patience and $600 freight/customs cost, 4 new pick-up truck tires arrived via cargo ship in Haiti; the old tires were bare and dangerous, I

didn’t dare drive far out of Cap Haitian. We are praying about sending mission house appliances via cargo ship. Thus, while we are painting and repairing, the ship can take its time getting to Haiti.


Please pray and give with us to purchase these items

and get them on a cargo ship to Haiti.


7 ceiling fans                    $1000.00

Refrigerator                      $ 800.00

Gas Stove                        $ 950.00

Water pump                     $ 350.00

1700’ Tile                        $3000.00

Bath/Kitchen                  $3000.00   

Shipping/Customs           $2000.00

                            Total      $11,000.00



 
 

THE MIRACLE WE PRAYED FOR

2000 Salvadoran Soldiers Fight Gangs

Christian Soldiers


When God grants us victory, the same people who say all that today will change their tune. They’ll say it was always easy, that anyone could have done it, that Haiti’s gangs weren’t as dangerous as people thought,” Salvador's President Bukele wrote on X.


“In short, we’ve never listened to them, and we’re not about to start now. Everyone who has enlisted is a believer, and we have entrusted this mission to God, while Haiti’s gangs are satanic, and it’s public knowledge that they carry out human sacrifices.”


President Bukele ended his statement by quoting from Deuteronomy: “The LORD will cause your enemies who rise against you to be defeated before you; they will march out against you in one direction but flee from you in seven directions.”


God is answering the cries of missionaries and millions of Haitians Christians terrorized by government gangs.




Cowardly Gangs


Haitian gangs ambushed four Salvadoran aviation technicians from the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force on October 18 near Port-au-Prince, riddling their armored vehicle with bullets and explosives before setting it ablaze.


The men escaped the burning truck but have been missing ever since, taken hostage in one of the most violent corners of the Western Hemisphere. President Nayib Bukele did not issue statements or hold press conferences. He ordered special forces in. Hundreds of Salvadoran troops have now deployed to Haiti for the rescue, with more following in successive waves.


The United States is backing the operation with logistics. A Pentagon C-130 transport flew Salvadoran personnel into Port-au-Prince at the State Department’s request. American officials have led negotiations with Bukele and publicly condemned the kidnapping, with the U.S. ambassador to the UN declaring that America stands with El Salvador and will help bring the men home.


This is not nation-building or endless aid to a collapsed state. It is targeted support for a leader who has already proven he can dismantle gangs at home. Social Media Excerpt