Haiti has languished since October 4, 2016 after Hurricane Matthew. While many are working hard to improve this Island, the needs are overwhelming still. Look ahead for more details!

Each church will be presented on the album with a number from 1-14. This (#1) is the Pastor I have worked closest with, and this church needs both the completion of the church building and the pastor's home as well. You may see past albums [http://aprayernotebook.net/each1helps1/album] to see the damage closer up back in 2016.

Another need we have is for evangelism projects -- not just for materials to work with, but disciples who can be trained, and prayer support to hinder incredible opposition faced when doing spirtiual ministry in Haiti.

Church (#2) This church needs tins replaced still missing from the roof and tarps usually still in place 20 months after the Hurricane. This church is half way up the Westen coast of Haiti and I have spent many hours of personal time helping these folks.

These people have developed a real zeal to know how to reach other Haitians in their community, and they participate on evangelism projects organized by the pastor.

The people go out and do evagelism in scenic places for souls. Sister Sanette is one of the most faithful evangelists.

Everyone inthese pictures is receiving the gospel or already saved. I really enjoy helping this church.

The wordless book has been one of the most effective means of presenting the gospel, especially to children. Many children are willing to become Christian.

I have unusual opportunity to minister with workers in Haiti, including this young man. Pray for wisdom in the best approach for each one who crossses my path.

Church (#3) has building needs also. These tarps being used for side walls are tearing up and failing to shield shading from the intense sun in Haiti. Another big problem is leaking from the roof when intense rains come down.

This church is unique in that it has it's own orchestra made of HOMEMADE instruments! You have never heard such joyous singing and praise! Great evangelism is practiced in this church as well!

As you can see this church has still the Blue tarp as roof, and torn at that. Just Imagine what happens when it rains!

People accepting Christ, and is there not an obvious countenance of joy here? Buildings do not take away joy if Christ reigns in the heart, but how much better is a secure and dry place to worship?

After this message was given 3 couples in this church immediately asked to be married!

Church (5.) Eglise Baptiste MEBSH de Damassin has been agressive to build cinderblock walls for their church, but no roof is in sight! All of roof is without financing.

Church's roof in much better condition here, but still missing tins and no tarp even to cover.

On this page 2 children and a lady then an older woman gains salvation while in a business of voodoo. Christ saves any who will come to HIM.

Church # (6.) is a very remote mountain church here celebrating communion. Notice severe tears in the roofing tarp and very primitive construction.

Church #(7.) building was totally lost to flooding, and is in an area where I began ministry early in 2014. They are celebrating Children's Birthday and this church has an evangelistic team. Another early serving area is the church on the lower right.

This church #(8.) also on the mid section of the West coast lost their entire building, and are still so poor their current school (meeting place) lacks closure even before they can begin to rebuild!

It is really exciting to see young men accept Christ during Evangelism at this church's ministry area.

This church #(9.) is atop a mountain, and they, too, must completely rebuild. This church requested an Evangelism seminar.

The attentive looks of these kids' faces is thrilling to any speaker. Fundamental beliefs of scripture form the basis of my ministry with any church when conducting these lessons.

Here is another church asking for an Evangelism Lesson. I always have a translator, but I am learning Creole to better evangelize.

Church #(10.)-- In these Evangelism Lessons the building's faults are tell-tale, yet many come and listen intently. My translators are as excited to tell the lesson as it is to explain it to them personally.

Church #(11.) is also in need of rebuilding their church. We traveled by bus to Miragoane and then 1 hour by taxi motorcycle to get there. Many leaders came from all around that area for the seminar on Encouraging Evangelism. Remember that parts of this South Western section of Haiti suffered 90% of their structures lost.

Haiti grows foods readily with the tropical temperatures.

This church #(12.), though a much better built church, is also requesting prayer as they rebuild.

Typical homes are small and limited with possessions.

6 here accept Christ and a 7th could be close to doing so. They acknowledge the things they do that may not be approved by Christ, as this man here does.

Some communities are really open to the gospel as in these pictures-- not that the affluent cannot be open. But the difficulty was pointed out by Christ (Mt. 19:24).

Church #(13.) (Cavaillon) is asking prayer for rebuilding their church. Here I give Seminary Evangelism teaching to them. Many come to hear and learn. God is calling us all to evangelism.

Church #(14.) is in a very depressed high mountain area lacking vocational sources to make income, and this church too came completely down in Rendel area.

Dedicates a Baby Here.

The Pastor's Wife has actively encouraged this congregation still reeling from Hurricane Matthew.

This mountainous area is thick with vegetation, but church needs run very high, and buildings are all in a very poor state.

Two trust Christ here, and attention is high learning these truths!

The roads are very curvy and unsafe. Blue tarps still cover parts of the island in many places.

One must travel through a rocky river bed for over a mile to get to the Haitian area of Rendel.