“We started this work by God's power,” Miguel said at breakfast, meaning it was God alone who delivered the entire team to Malasi despite constant attacks by the enemy.
With that — and lots of prayer — we began our first day of seminary conference teachings and the first day...
Another day, another dart from the devil. This time it was the brakes on our Haitian friend Janelle’s tap-tap (a truck used for public transportation).
With “the God truck” broken down in Thoman we moved all the people and bags into Janelle’s big vehicle and drove about four...
Approaching the Dominican border.
The border crossing from the Dominican Republic into Haiti went without incident, which was an answer to prayer considering the border was closed for several days last week and there have been recent “incidents” between Dominicans and Haitians. Howeve...
There have been obstacles seemingly every day of late for our team. “Satan just keeps throwing darts,” Dr. Steve said as we endured today’s roadblock — trouble with Dominican customs.
“Is God putting us to the test?” our Haitian missionary Miguel asked after we w...
Six U.S. members of the Mission: Haiti team gathered in New York City this afternoon for a focused time of spiritual training. We viewed Louie Giglio's “God's Passion for God's Glory” DVD and discussed the HIStory of Climbing For Christ and what God desires for us to do in Haiti. The con...
NASA isn’t the only one with an international space station. God has blessed Climbing For Christ with a “Space Station” of its own.
This Space Station is a Base Camp dome tent made by Mountain Hardwear and provided by the Lord to do medical missions in places such as Haiti. Our Mi...
Eighteen pastors and church leaders attended our monthly seminary this weekend in Malasi. Missionary Miguel Rubén Guante taught a study on heaven that was prepared by Climbing For Christ spiritual coordinator Jordan Rowley. Jordan will head up a three-day seminary conference during the upcomi...
Special “THANKS!” to Ava, a young lady from Climbing For Christ staff member Jordan Rowley's home church in Rochester, NY, USA. Ava presented Jordan with a check for US$150, which she raised last summer at a yard sale, to help us with the work in Haiti.
The first 1,000 blocks have been put in place after excavation of the land upon which the church at Jimani is being built. Columns are been constructed and missionary Miguel Rubén Guante has rebar ready to finish this build. “We stopped until (the Mission: Haiti 2012 team comes) and G...
The month of January brought a new start to a church-building project in the Haitian community living in the Dominican border town of Jimani. This is where Climbing For Christ Dominican Republic and the mission to Haiti is based; it is home to missionary Miguel Rubén Guante.
The Monte ...