UPDATE (July 11): “Praise the Lord that we had not damage in Haiti,” Climbing For Christ missionary Miguel Rubén Guante said Thursday after receiving reports from brother Milus in Thoman. Miguel confirmed those observations, saying: “This looks true because the River of Soli...
‘There is nothing as food’ in Haiti
Durisma, the school teacher who first invited Climbing For Christ to Malasi, fainted from hunger during our monthly seminary on May 25. When missionary Miguel Rubén Guante visited some of the C4C villages in Haiti over the weekend to discuss pr...
Haiti hungers for food, fruit of the Spirit Three pastors and 17 church leaders attended our monthly Monte Pou Kris seminary in Thoman, Haiti last Saturday. The lesson, prepared by spiritual coordinator Jordan Rowley, focused on the Fruit of the Spirit. This was part 2 of a three-month study and co...
Haiti: A church with no church
By Jordan Rowley
Climbing For Christ spiritual coordinator
Last January, Climbing For Christ sent a team to Haiti for the eleventh time [CLICK HERE to read our Trip Report]. During Mission: Haiti 2013, we met a group of new believers who are now in the eleventh ho...
Seeing fruit in a dry land
Story by Gary Fallesen, Climbing For Christ president
Photos by Miguel Rubén Guante, Climbing For Christ missionary to Haiti
“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness…” – Galatians 5:22...
Haiti’s waiting on the rain
Beans have been delivered to farmers in Malasi, teaching to pastors and church leaders at the monthly seminary in Thoman, and fertilizer to people in Gentilhomme. These were among the blessings of recent weeks in Haiti.
At the same time, our teacher from Thoman (V...
A death in Haiti
By Gary Fallesen
President, Climbing For Christ
The news came on Friday with a message that began simply “there are problems in Haiti.” There is a litany actually. But this specific problem involved Vixson, a 21-year-old teacher in our school at the church at Thoman...
Mission: Haiti 2013 Trip Report
A witness to God’s wonderful works
By Jordan Rowley
Climbing For Christ spiritual coordinator
“He has made His wonderful works to be remembered; The LORD is gracious and full of compassion.” – Psalm 111:4
Climbing For Christ was blessed ...
Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013
After a connecting flight in New York City, Brandy Everts and Jordan Rowley made it back to Rochester, NY on Friday evening with only a minor delay. Then early this morning, the Colorado contingent of our team, Steve Quakenbush, Eileen Lakey and Lisa Mehle-Glab made it home s...
Worshipers on Sunday, Jan. 13 at the church at Mare Pitre singing, “The glory of the Lord is with us. Praise the Lord.” Climbing For Christ began evangelizing in Mare Pitre in September 2012.