Rehoboth Ministries

This is Day 3 of coming to town to check the internet. Rumors are that Natcom (our server) is on strike because the technicians have not been paid. So, we’re paying for a server that doesn’t work. That goes for our cell phones too. Haiti seems to go from one…

Well, it seems the button on this website page is NOT working yet. It has to be fixed on my end and I’m trying to figure out how to do it myself. Meanwhile, The Lord’s Table was kind enough to send me this link for anyone to use if they…

I have waited to post anything about the situation here in Haiti. No one seems to know if we’re only experiencing the calm before the storm. Yet, everything is back to normal here in Cap-Haitian and we are happy. When I say normal, I mean the roads are clear. There’s…

Rehoboth Ministries is very excited to announce that we are indeed (as our motto says), changing lives and impacting a nation. This time, however, it’s a different nation! Rehoboth has just gifted leaders in Niger, Africa, with the same 4-year program in French that we use in our own Bible…

Great News! School started back today! If you’ve been following all the news lately concerning what’s been going on in Haiti, you’ll know that this is a PHENOMENAL statement. Our school kids and Bible school students just lost two weeks of work due to the rioting that has taken place…

”It is pleasant to see dreams come true…”  Proverbs 13:19 NLT Seeing dreams come true are that much sweeter when one has to wait a long time to see their fulfillment. Our batteries finally arrived from Port-au-Prince and tomorrow an engineer will come to hook them up. This will be…

The generator’s going off in 15 min. as we are rationing the little bit of gas we have left. We’ve heard that trucks are bringing gas in from Port-au-Prince today. We hope that me may be able to get some before we run out. All our workers showed up this…

I have 15 minutes to update this post since the generator is going off at 1:00. We have to ration the precious gas that we have for the generator because gas stations, stores, banks, businesses, schools…..everything is all shut down due to the ongoing strike. Embassy families have already been…

Blockades and burning tires. Bottles flying through the air. Pillaging of private businesses. Closed schools and markets. Unavailability of gas to purchase. Hungry children who counted on that one meal a day which they received at school. Gunfire in our neighborhood. All the above and more describes the present situation…

Hi Everyone! He’s a short clip that Pastor Mike Hennigan and his team made when they were here. That’s our Adult Choir singing in the background. Hope you enjoy it!