It’s still hard to talk about my childhood. I was born into a Christian family, one of four children, but I was still very young when my mom died. We never knew our father, and I ended up living with my aunt. Each part of my mother’s family took one of us. Our whole growing...Read More
Before we share the story of what God has done this year in Bois-Caiman, I want to share the powerful context and challenge of what God did there August of 2019… There is an area not far from Emmaus called Bois-Caiman, a huge open field and surrounding homes where for 200+ years, political figures, business...Read More
“In March, as we read about, researched and prayed through Covid-19, it seemed to be such a nightmare. I am the senior pastor of a large church in Vaudreil, Cap-Haitian. As you know, Haiti has very little quality medical care, and most families live one day at a time. We didn’t know how Haiti was...Read More
I was born into a Christian family, where my mother, who had 11 children, was always in the Gospel. I grew up under her teaching and discipleship, and when I was 12, I heard a message preached that touched my heart and led me to committing my life to Jesus. Even though I grew up...Read More
My mom and dad weren’t together, so I lived with my mom in Balan sometimes, and with my dad’s family more often, in Gonaïves. No matter who I lived with, none of us were believers. When I was a teenager, I was hanging out with my friends in the streets of Gonaïves, and there was...Read More
On Tuesday, February 4, 2020 Emmaus University celebrated the 2020 Academic Convocation in which forty-one new students matriculated in various academic programs. Programs include: (1) Bachelor of Divinity, (2) Master of Arts in Theological Studies, (3) Master of Education, and (4) Master of Arts in Leadership and Administration. Pray for these nation-changers!Read More
2020 is a beautiful time to get behind someone. Find someone doing what God clearly made them to do and PUSH. Come alongside someone working hard in their corner of His kingdom and get them some water. Join someone who is persevering in faithfulness to the Lord and give them a word of good courage....Read More
As staff and students have been deliberately sharing God’s Word in our village every Thursday around Emmaus, we’ve been looking for ways to share God’s love, too. This week, that meant students hooking up kiddos—both those heading to school and those not—with notebooks, pencils, school supplies, the Gospel and prayer. As we train, equip and...Read More
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