Worship under a shade tree in Mare Pitre, Haiti.
Missionary Miguel Rubén Guante returned to his home from our relief trip to Malasi on Monday after a stop-off Sunday in the Haitian border village of Mare Pitre. “Great was my trip and great the victory of God in Mare Pitre, where ...
Two-hundred two people gathered to worship and give thanks for repairs on the church at Malasi.
People from Malasi in front of the repaired church.
“As my soul was sad when I saw the roof of the church down, so my soul today is joyful when I saw the new roof,” said Miguel Rubén Guante, Climbing For Christ's missionary to Haiti. “Great is the joy in Malasi.&rdquo...
Day 2 of roof repairs: putting on the tin.
Work has begun on the roof on the church at Malasi as supplies — purchased with funding provided by Climbing For Christ supporters — arrived today.
Truck with supplies for Malasi: food and roofing materials.
Climbing For Christ has purchased materials to replace the roof that Tropical Storm Isaac blew off the church at Malasi. Those materials — wood, tin and nails — along with food for the people are being transported Thursda...
Food was delivered to the people at the churches at Gentilhomme and Thoman on Sunday. Missionary Miguel Ruben Guante reports that Milus, a church leader from Thoman who serves with us, “told me the people are very happy.”
Children in the Gentilhomme church, above, keep an eye on t...
More than US$15,500 has been raised to help with Haiti storm relief and to pay for cancer surgery for Pastor Blanco of the Climbing For Christ church at Jimani. Blanco is scheduled to undergo surgery next week.
In the meantime, food has been purchased as the first of three stages of assistanc...
Pastor Vilcuis reported from the church at Malasi that 90 people worshiped the Lord despite having a building that lost its roof in the winds of Tropical Storm Isaac.
“I'm very happy to know much people were worshiping today under the sun,” missionary Miguel Rubén Guante sa...
It was as if Satan had punched me in the stomach. I felt suffocated and I wanted to cry. It was painful to see the photo of the roof stripped off the church at Malasi – the second we were blessed to build just 2½ years ago. That was Wednesday evening (see “Mission Moment” be...