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| Date: March 19, 2010 |
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“Now is the moment to share God’s Word, to invest in something durable,” said Pastor Bilda, national director for Haiti. “People are waiting and they are ready to hear the Gospel!”
In the first two weeks of March, Bible League International in Haiti has trained 350 Bible study leaders in Port-au-Prince alone. These Christians are now integrated into refugee camps, helping earthquake victims and sharing God’s Word. In Pastor Bilda’s church, 200 people have accepted Jesus as Savior since the earthquake.
As more and more Haitians come to Christ during this crisis, they need mentors to help them learn the Word. Pastor Bilda’s vision for the next five months includes the training of 10,000 Bible study leaders and 100 church planters to go out on the field and into local camps.
“Physical food will pass, but God’s Word abides,” said Pastor Bilda. |
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| Date: February 26, 2010 |
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Good news from Rev. Rosilio Roman, Senior Director of Latin America Ministry, who went to visit Haiti staff and encourage them in the spiritual rebuilding process: Not only is ministry back in action, but staff members are also making plans to train 800 Bible study leaders and 80 church planters in order to begin outreach to local tent communities! Haiti still needs your help, and the spiritual recovery has just begun.
Click here to see a video of earthquake survivor camps.
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| Date: February 4, 2010 |
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Thank you for your prayers! In the midst of desperation, our staff members on the field are demonstrating unshakable passion for the ministry of spiritual recovery.
Click here to see the first steps of hopeful restoration in Haiti.
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| Date: January 28, 2010 |
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Representatives from the Port-au-Prince office visited and encouraged all the displaced members of the Jacmel staff. Vladimir was also able to bring his son to see a doctor, who provided a good report on the 8-year-old boy’s health. Praise the Lord for His provision!
(Click for photo updates)
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| Date: January 25, 2010 |
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This weekend, Pierre met Bilda at the border crossing to deliver much-needed aid including food, water, mattresses and other assorted items for children and adults. We also received word from our ministry office in Jacmel: All staff members are alive, yet they lost their homes in the quake. Vladimir, our Ministry Coordinator in Haiti, will be traveling to the Dominican Republic for emergency medical care for his 8-year-old son, the only other member of his family who survived the earthquake. Please continue to pray for our leaders as they coordinate support for the spiritual, emotional and physical needs of Haitians.
(Click for photo updates)
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| Date: January 21, 2010 |
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Pierre, our National Director in the Dominican Republic, is planning on traveling Friday, January 22, to the Haiti/DR border to meet Bilda at a check point and offer spiritual and material support.
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| Date: January 19, 2010 |
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According to Alfredo Vallellanes (Director of Caribbean Ministries), over 700 of the 1,200 churches In the city of Port-au-Prince were totally or partially destroyed. Many pastors lost their lives during the earthquake. Alfredo estimates that over 100 church planters trained by Bible League International have lost their wives or one of their children. Please continue praying! (Click to view a slide show)
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| Date: January 17, 2010 |
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STAFF MEMBERS ALIVE!—Haiti’s people appreciate your continued prayers. Several of our staff members suffered head or leg injuries, but all are mourning the loss of loved ones. Vladimir, our Ministry Coordinator in Haiti, lost his wife, daughter of three months, mother, and father-in-law. He pulled his 8-year-old son (who sustained severe injuries) from the rubble. Currently, approximately 50,000 homeless survivors are camped outside our office; structural damage has not yet been assessed.
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| Date: January 16, 2010 |
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CHICAGO—Bible League International staff in Haiti frantically work to regroup and recover from a massive earthquake that is said to be the worst quake in 200 years. Hundreds are feared dead, thousands are missing, and many more are totally devastated. “Haiti is no more,” says Jean Bilda Robert, National Director for Haiti for Bible League International. This is a time for people of all walks of life, regardless of color or religion, to come together and aid this nation. |
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