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Haiti Campus
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We just broke ground on the Cross to Light campus for the construction of the conference center. The campus is a hub for emergency relief distribution. We bring containers to it to distribute aid to the ten church plants all over Haiti.
The campus is also used for medical and dental teams to give free medical aid. We use it for pastoral conferences and most recently we have opened up the campus for church services.
The conference center will be build in the center of the campus. It will be used to support and build up the church plants.
Conference Center (Before)
Conference Center (After)
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Haiti Sustainability
https://youtu.be/2C3q9rT9dVI Port au Prince, Haiti - In spite of the continued unrest from intermittent food and fuel shortages, Cross to Light continues to move toward sustainability for its Haiti operations and in support of the Haiti Bible Teaching churches. Here's a few examples of how the Haiti Bible Training Center, Campus and Churches are sustainable in Haiti: God Powered Teaching Wind generator provides a large portion of the Haiti Bible Training Center's electricity. The electricity used to be intermittent [...]
Haiti Fish Tacos
This summer Pastor Brian McDaniel, teams and workers had a blast building the tilapia tank for the MTC campus. This will help with the sustainability of the campus, will help provide rich omega food and great nutrients for the garden and trees. Blessed is the man whose strength is in You, whose heart is set on pilgrimage. As they pass through the Valley of Baca, they make it a spring; the rain also covers it with pools. They go from [...]
CCCM Container Arrival
Big praise report - both of the Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa hosted containers have made it safely to the Missionary Training Center campus - yah! These containers were filled with church plant supplies and construction materials and tools for the campus and relief aid supplies. We now have all four container units needed for the housing. We will need one more container filled with construction materials to finish out this phase of construction. Anthony Avila, our team fireman/construction person [...]