Welcome to Ambassadors for Christ in Haiti
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January 12th marks the one year anniversary of the earthquake that shook Haiti and have left over 1 million people still living in tents a year later. On May 13th 2010 we sent a container full of medical supplies, school supplies, solar panels, clothes, and food to Haiti. October 1st we sent a second one. Between the two containers we sent almost 200,000 packaged meals. Cholera Update: Several persons in the villages died from Cholera. Pastor Gilbert used some relief funds to build outhouses in the villages. This helped alot. Water purifiers are installed which really helps. Dr. Legette has gone and held clinic and taught seminars on how to avoid cholera. This has drasticly reduced the occurance in the villages. SIFAT: Josue' Michel applied and was accepted to train at Servants in Faith and Technology in Alabama in the fall of 2010. He really enjoyed the training and was very excited to get back to Haiti and start training people in the villages all that he had learned. We are thankful for his servant's heart. Churches: It has been great to hear the reports of all those who have turned their lives over to Christ since the earthquake. There have been many weddings and baptisms in the past year. The new interest in Christianity is keeping all the pastors very busy. Visitors: We were glad to welcome several groups that came to lend a hand to Ambassadors for Christ in Haiti this past year. We are in the planning stages of several trips to Haiti right now so we hope you consider joining us. Contact us and let us know of your interest.
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From: Carolyn Mueller
Hi, if you’ve been watching the devastation taking place - furthermore continuing in Haiti - and been wondering how you might help, please read this message. If you have no interest you will not want to read this message...
From: Josué MICHEL
Hi Friend,
As you may already know, the earthquake that hurt Haiti killed many people and left many others homeless, hungry and very sick. And I'm one of them. My house is not completely distroyed but we can't sleep in it. One of my...
Updated death toll from the Haiti earthquake. Conditions appeared to have barely improved for hundreds of thousands of homeless, injured and traumatized people, many of whom trawl the streets desperate for food, water and medicine
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