Rehoboth Ministries

This is the third in a series of posts sharing stories from our years in the mission field. (This post is written by John Adams.) A few years ago, I broke my ankle playing basketball and was on crutches for about six weeks. As a result, my house started getting…

This is the second in a series of posts sharing stories from our years in the mission field. (This post is written by John Adams.) In 2016, a missionary couple invited me to go to a conference in another city in Haiti. It was a 4 or 5 hour trip…

This is the first in a series of posts sharing stories from our years in the mission field. In 1988, my parents were driving from Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital and largest city (where we lived at the time), to Cap-Haitien, to scout out a location for a church plant. The two…

What parts of creation illustrate God’s strength most clearly? Some might answer this question with examples of natural phenomena–hurricanes, earthquakes, or Niagara Falls. Others might turn to the animal kingdom–a lion’s rippling muscles, a blue whale’s vast expanse, or an eagle’s talons gripping its prey in midair. A few minds…

Hey, everyone! It’s John again. I am officially a full-time Rehoboth employee now. Yesterday was my last day as a middle school teacher. Originally, I had planned on teaching until September 6 to fulfill the 30-day notice requirement in my employment contract. Yesterday, however, the assistant principal came by my…

Hey, everyone! I’m John Adams, Pritchard and Dana’s son. I’m writing to let you know that I am coming on board to work for Rehoboth Ministries. I will be living and working in the U.S., but my primary responsibilities will involve tracking finances, raising support, and communicating with leaders in…

“If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way.” Martin Luther King Our Prayer Chapel is slowly, but surely coming along. What looks like a simple and rudimentary building will be the war room where our Haitian disciples will go to battle for their country and…

Imagine living in a country where the average income is $2.00 a day, jobs are almost impossible to find, and the price of food, gas, and other essentials continue to increase. Now imagine no incentives from the government to help families or to provide help in training someone for a…