Thanks to you, Sant Sante Espwa is taking another exciting step forward! We recently hired a new pharmacist as we prepare to strengthen our pharmacy services and better meet the medical needs of our community in Haiti. We’re so grateful to see this important part of...

  When Agape Victory Church first opened its doors in Bail-Savanette two years ago, some families from Bail-Bahon started walking several miles to attend services there. They have loved hearing the Word of God and being a part of the church family, even though...

EDUCATION:   A new school year is underway in Haiti, and because of you, hundreds of students have the opportunity to return to the classroom, ready to learn and build a better future. For families struggling to make ends meet, school expenses can be overwhelming...

MEDICAL CARE:   There is something incredibly beautiful about seeing a newborn baby welcomed into the world, and right now, those moments carry even more meaning at Sant Sante Espwa. Because of you, mothers are receiving care and babies are being born with the...

  Each month, the WWV Pastors Coalition gathers together on a Zoom call with American pastors to encourage one another and be reminded that they are not serving alone. The pastors study God's Word, pray for one another, share a snack, laugh, and celebrate the...

GRADUATES:   The saying in Haiti - little by little, the bird makes its nest - is a great reminder that small, faithful acts repeated over time can lead to something truly extraordinary. Month after month, gift after gift, our sponsors have been creating lasting...

  In the mountains of Bail-Savanette, the members of Agape Victory Church recently came together with the community for a konbit, a beautiful Haitian tradition of neighbors joining hands to accomplish a task too great for one person alone. It is a powerful...

For Guerline Simoner, life revolves around hard work and family. Guerline lives with her husband and earns a living selling charcoal in the market, using her earnings to help her grandchildren and others. For Jeannette Jean, her family depends on her, too. She lives...