Apostolic Faith Work in Haiti

Thanks to the missionary spirit and oversight of Reverend Rolland Deler, the Apostolic Faith work in Haiti is growing. Though the island has recently suffered the ravages of four hurricanes, spiritual progress continues to be made. One year ago, there were four Apostolic Faith Churches on the island. Today, there are thirteen churches. Most of the churches worship in very primitive conditions, such as under the shelter of coconut leaves. These pictures show some of the church leaders and one of our buildings under construction. The workers make the blocks when they have money to buy sand and gravel, and then later put them in place. Since the economic conditions are very bleak in Haiti, the saints there rely totally upon the Lord to provide their needs. Please pray for the work in Haiti.

Pastor Charley and His Family

Church Workers in Haiti

Pastors of the Haitian Work

Children in One of the Haitian Churches

Jeep Used for Church Trips

Vehicle Accident Delays Church Trip

Reverend Rolland Deler Meeting with Church Leaders

Reverend Deler Speaking to Church Leaders

View of Inside of New Church Building

Part of Existing Building Where New Church is Located

Reverend Deler Checking Half-Inch Steel for New Church Project

New Church Under Construction

Construction Worker

Completion of Roof Celebrated with Music