What Missionaries are doing in Haiti

Thousands of missions and missionaries are working in Haiti in the areas below.

Church Planting & Evangelism Hospitals and Clinics Medical Supplies & Equipment distribution Orphanages & Children Sponsorship Micro Credit Development Small Business Development Missions Awareness Training Missionary Staffing and Training Clean Water Supply Projects Environmental Protection Ecumenical Collaboration Construction Projects Disaster Relief Christian Media Missions Logistics Support

• Education:
• Primary and Secondary Christian Schools
• Christian Universities & Seminaries
• School Material Distribution
• Vocational Training
• Literacy Centers
• Health Education
• Special Aid Education
• Translation Schools

• Short-Term Medical Missions
• Lay and Pastors Training
• Food Distribution & Nutrition Centers
• Leadership Development
• Transformational Travel
• Clothing & Shoes Donation

Types of non-missions Haitian Christian ministries worldwide

Church Alliances Youth Associations Clergy Conferences Christian Alliances Christian Universities Christian Schools

There’s no comprehensive count of missionaries in Haiti, because they are dispatched by so many different groups, and the number is always changing.

Before the earthquake, there were about 1,700 long-term, professional missionaries in Haiti, according to Bert Hickman, research associate at the Center for the Study of Global Christianity at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in South Hamilton, Mass. He said that number is about average for Latin and South American countries with populations similar to Haiti’s 10 million.

But that count doesn’t include the thousands of American missionaries who go to Haiti each year on trips that last just a few weeks or a few months, drawn by Haiti’s extreme poverty and its proximity, just a two-hour flight from Miami.

Some of these missionaries go on their own. Some are sponsored by churches or denominations, or through groups like Campus Crusade for Christ, which sends college students all over the world. Since the quake, there has been another wave of trips thrown together by churches to help needy Haitians and to check on mission properties supported by their churches.

Adventist Haitian Union Mission Delmas 31, Rue Xaragua, No. 20 Port-au-Prince / 246-2312 Programs: Church Planting (402) University & Academy Cap-Haitien Academy Hospital & Radio Printing & Packing Services

African Methodist Episcopal Service and Development Agency (AME-SADA) 1134 11th Street, NW Washington, DC 20001 202-371-8722 Programs: Rural and Urban Outpatient Clinics Micro Credit:SADA KREDI Education: Teachers training

Agape Flights 100 Airport Avenue Venice, FL 34285 Phone:  941.488.0990 gomissions@agapeflights.com Charles Gardner, Exec. Director Programs: Logistical support to missionaries: Mail, critical supplies and equipment delivery Banking and other professional services Repair center and parts supplier S/t mission trips coordination

Air Mobile Ministries 8850 Grissom Parkway Titusville, FL 32780 321.567.0332 Joe Hurston, President joehurston@airmobile.org Programs: Transportation of: Medical supplies, Food, clothing, Water purifier Disaster Relief	Alliance of Love 32 Sky-Hy Drive Topsham, ME 04086 Phone: 207.725.7577 Programs: Education, Food, Clothing Medical care and supplies Christian formation Literacy training	American Friends Service Committee 1501 Cherry St. Philadelphia, PA 19102 (Les Irois, Dame Marie, Moron & Anse d'Hainault) Programs: Community Health services & health center in Les Irois L'espoir hospital in Grande Anse Economic Development programs
Angel Missions Haiti 4071 Barley Drive Salem, VA 24153 Vanessa Carpenter,Director (540) 380-4588 (540) 580-9721 (Cell) vanessa@angelmissionshaiti.org Programs: Medical missions Child sponsorship s/t mission trips Medical clinics	Answered Prayers 4522 92nd St., NE Marysville, WA 98270 Phone:509-322-2456 email:info@answeredprayers2.org Kirsten Boyd, CEO (St. Michel de L'attalaye, CP) Programs: Child sponsorship Brebis de St. Michel de L'Attalaye Orphanage sponsorship Adoption facilitation assistance Elementary school Quarterly mission trips	The Apparent Project 4623 Denton Ln. SE Lacey, WA 98503 Marilyn Monaghan (360) 486-0346 apparentproject@gmail.com In Haiti: Corrigan & Shelley Clay 13 Rue Dahlia, Delmas 75 Port Au Prince, Haiti (509) 3719-8748 corrigan.clay@gmail.com Programs: ·         Artisan training ·        Adult & Child Literacy ·         Relief Work ·         S/T Missions
Aslan Youth Ministries 65 West Front St. Red Bank, NJ 07701 Phone: (732) 741-7824 S. Craig Bogard Chief Executive Officer (CEO) craig@aslanyouth.org Programs: (Ouanaminthe) Int'l school of Ministry Orphanage building	Association Evangelique Des Demunis (Evangelical Association for the Needy) 93-00 Hollis Court Blvd. Queens Village, NY 11428 Rev. Jacques Loiseau, President   Programs: Food Supplies Distribution Medicine distribution Bilingual School After-School Children's Workshop S/T Mission trips	A Heart for Haiti Missions 377 Cornell Rd. Stamford, NY 12167 aheartforhaitimissions@yahoo.com Tel. 607-652-3125 Julienne Lebrun,(co-founder) Deborah Eklund,(co-founder) Programs: -Orphanage -Feeding Program -Tuition Assistance -Small Business Grant

WHERE TO BUY FRENCH & CREOLE BIBLES IN HAITI:

1. La Presse Evangelique 

    #5 Rue Capois

    Port-au-Prince, Haiti

2. Maison Haitienne de la Bible

    46 Rue Fernand on Bois Verna

    (near the tall Teleco building)

    Boite Postale 253

    Port-au-Prince, Haiti

3. Ligue Biblique

    (on Champs de Mars)

    Port-au-Prince, Haiti

WHERE TO BUY BILINGUAL FRENCH-ENGLISH BIBLES:

"The New International Version Bilingual Bible"

Jaksonville, FL (KJ & Louis Segond)

Bible Expo International, Inc

1. Bible Expo International: BibleExpo.com 

Tel. 866-260-7305

2. Beliard Archange: 

203-895-8694 (cell) /203-549-9441