Petite Riviere de l’artibonite, Haiti
Pastor Jonas Bievenue
Jonas has been the pastor of the bible teaching church in Artibonite, Haiti since his graduation from the Cross to Light Haiti Bible Training Center in 2012. Artibonite is situated North of Port au Prince and has an overall population of over 1.7 million. The specific area that Jonas is situated in, Petit riviere de l’artibonite, has been historically rooted in voodoo and his church is the only one that teaches through the bible in that province.
Jonas prayed fervently about where God wanted him to start a church after he completed his pastoral training. God told him to go back to his home town. He was faithful and started a home group. He now has a solid leadership team who minister to children and adults every week with bible studies.
During the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew, pastor Jonas was one of the first volunteers to come out with teams to help. He is always happy to lend a hand. He is an excellent servant Shepherd example to us all.
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Church Updates
Mission Trip Los Angeles Church
September 2022 - Calvary Chapel South Los Angeles - Mission Trip A team from Calvary Chapel South Los Angeles came out to Haiti for a week.
Bag of rice hits 80 dollars
Port au Prince, Haiti – A bag of rice has been $20 for a long time. Now it's suddenly $80. Fuel is short and many times unavailable. It is approximately $5 per gallon. Water is even more scarce than usual. Please pray. God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Psalm 46
Earthquake Survivor
Port au Prince, Haiti This story WILL change your life. Watch and listen how God rescued Sophia McDaniel, pastor Brian McDaniel's wife. She is an earthquake survivor of one of the worst earthquakes in History. Tuesday, January 12, 2010, at 4:53 pm the island of Haiti was hit by a massive 7.0 earthquake. This earthquake killed over 316,000 people. 52 aftershocks occurred measuring 4.5 or greater. Building structures were not built to withstand earthquakes. The devastation was everywhere. [...]