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Missions we support

Haven Of Hope- Haiti
Yearly  Mission
 

Haven of Hope - This is a children’s home in Port-au-Prince, Haiti run by DSM Ministries.  They currently provide safety and care for 62 children in the two Haven of Hope homes, one for boys and one for girls, in that gang controlled city. The House of Hope is being transitioned into a school for the children, grades 1-6 to provide a safer and more consistent learning setting. The older boys are helping to build desks for the school, the older girls are helping to clean and organize the space. The children see the love of Jesus first hand in the care they receive. Read monthly updates and learn more at

www.dsminternational.org

Water for Ishmael- USA
Yearly Mission
 

  Jon and Rachel Doriot are now serving with Water for Ishmael in Toledo, Ohio a School for refugees and immigrants teaching English, helping with food insecurity, and working in collaboration and partnership with other organizations to train students for specific careers. They also share community and faith. Learn more about WFI at www.waterforishmael.org. Jon and Rachel will continue to be with Pioneers as their sending agency. Jon has begun teaching English classes. They have sold their home in Chicago, are purchasing one in the Toledo area, and are getting settled.  Please pray for God to lead them to the people and situations where they can minister effectively, for all the boys as they find friends and fit into new schools and church, for support increases as needed, and for Rachel as she makes a new home for the family and begins to work with WFI more as time allows. Praise God that the move has gone well and that they enjoy the area and the Water for Ishmael ministry.




 

Quarterly Mission
Pastor Wisley Bregis- Haiti
December, January, February

Pastor Wisly Bregis serves at a school and church in Port de Paix, Haiti, about 140 miles from the capital of Port au Prince. He states that gangs have not been a problem in their community. It is a “grass roots” ministry in this needy area.  There are about 100 students in the school with a staff of 13. The students are fed breakfast and lunch, for many the only meals they get.  Kingdom Kindness distributes funds to them. The church serves the community as they share the Good News of Jesus. Pray for the Good News of Jesus to spread through this community and for the faith of believers to deepen.