Haiti. How does one
prepare for Haiti? We truly know nothing
as we ought to. We are told that no man
knows the mind of God except the Spirit of God.
I go to Haiti not knowing what I’ll find this time, but what’s true is
that I’ll find available hearts and hunger on many levels. Nothing really qualifies you for Haiti. But, like with every other call of God, He
will be faithful to His purpose and to the people that, by grace, He’s
reaching.
We are having a recognition program
for those who have been in the Bible College and extending preacher’s
licenses. It is an understatement to say
that they have been diligent. I think of
several students who come from 5-6 hours away.
Thinking of this milestone, they are thankful to Pastor Bill Cannon and
Cheryl gave their lives to see them succeed.
Young people and the blessing they always express as members of the Body
come to visit. I too am humbled by the
support and encouragement we receive from the body of Christ, working from
Puerto Rico as I endeavor to assist in the transition in Haiti.
Continue to pray for the students, my
family, the travel and the team God will raise up to take the work.
On this trip, we will be blessed to
have GGWO Missions Director, Pastor Steven Scibelli, Pastor Chris McFarland
from Florida, Chris Mitchell from upstate New York, Mike Walker from Florida,
and others from Baltimore. There will be
a mini-conference/convention in St. Marc with approximately 300 people expected
from several congregations, as they go through the affiliation process.
