Prayer Request

Please take time to read and pray over the request from Pastor Maula! It's very time sinsitive

I need very bad a car for the ministry. Because I don’t have one; they are a bunch of things I can accomplish. I felt to pray and look for a good sustainable car by faith. Last week I found a very good used car to buy in Haiti. I really like it because it is a Toyota diesel engine which will be very economic for me. Diesel fuel is a lot cheaper here in Haiti. It will help me to save a lot of money. It will make my life and the ministry going easier. The hard thing, the car cost $ 10,000.00 US. I felt God told me not to give up. I keep praying to know what door to knock on. This morning I received an email from a church who said that they are willing to donate $ 6000.00US. Now I have to raise $4000.00US to get the car. Two good things about this car, I won’t need to deal with all the custom difficulties and the running back and forth for the government license plate. All these things are already done by the original owner. I will put the picture of the care on my blog. If you don’t mind you can take a look at it.


Please, I would appreciate if you could pray for me for another miracle to get the rest of the money. I have a time limit to purchase it. They hold the care for me for 8 days. You are welcome to pass this prayer request to others.

God bless you.
Maula

http://worldrenewalcim.blogspot.com/

Great Picture

During recent trip, Dorie & son Mick Ireton Stand on the porch of one of Ireton House Orphanage Dorm's

Successful July Youth Conference

This year has been a very busy year in Haiti, by the end of August we will have had 6 groups going to Haiti to help in the ministry.

January-Water purification (3 from US)
February - Pastors Conference (28 national pastors) (5 from US)
May- Pastor Training (27 national pastors) (1 from US)
June -English Camp for Orphanage kids (5 from US)
July - Youth Conference (85-90 youth) (10 from US)
Aug - VBS ...? (8 from US going)

Dorie Ireton Speaking to Youth Conference

4 more clean Water System installed in July.

Amazing Grace

Good things are happening in Haiti !

We have much good news to report for you. from World Renewal International -Haiti.

35 New Christians

Luc Joseph reports. God is working with 5 days of concentrated  evangelism in the area of Saint Michelle God produced fruit with 31 people accepting Jesus Christ as their Savior, and are starting a new church. having their first service Sunday April 17th 2011.



Pastor Salnave Frenot Church Atazor




5 Days Evangelism, God is working




Temporary shelter for the new church  in the village of Atazor

Pastor Maula reports that last Sunday April 17, 2011 he was honored to Baptize 4 new believers in Christ.

Shown below is Pastor Maula Jean Marie with his wife and 3 sons.

New Addition to WRI Staff in Haiti

Maula Jean Marie

Luc & I are please to anounce that a long time friend of ours has joined us in our efforts to impact the country of Haiti for Christ. Maula is a pastor in Gonaives and has been working with YWAM in Haiti for several years. He is seen here on the left translating for Chris Reason as he talks about using small group setting to grow Christians in the church.

and as well on the left translating for Pastor Wes Davis

FEBUARY 2011 PASTOR CONFERENCE

Luc Joseph

Many of those Attending Conference

Pastors get Training for water purification systems

Very good worship times

Chris Reason explains how to teach with flannel graph

When you have a lot of people you need a big pot.

Pastor Wes Davis teaching from God's word.

President Gary Wright teaching homiletics

Learning to use what we've learned.

Chris with many of those helping to feed and care for pastors.

Pastor Wayne Stephens teaching.

Writing card for us to take back to USA children.

Writing card for us to take back to USA children.

Writing card for us to take back to USA children.



Quite a peaceful setting for a Baptism.

3 young men are Baptized

Haiti Earthquake one year later.

As the country of Haiti and the World remembers the anniversary of the January 12, 2010 Earthquake, life for many in Haiti remains largely unchanged from 1 year ago. For the families of the over 300,000 who's loved ones were killed in last January's earthquake, life will never be the same. But also for over a million people who lost their homes in the earthquake, life has become more like a night mare than a life. One tenth of the population of Haiti are basically homeless, most of these people rented and the landlords are not rebuilding yet.

Homes have not been replaced, the corruption in a failed November 2010 Election is creating unrest among the population, the AID that was given has trickled in at a snails pace. Many donors don't trust the government to use the AID correctly, and so are apprehensive about the release of money.

As I traveled through the north side of Port Au Prince viewing the 1000's of stick & tarp covered shanties, and tents it's staggering to look at...even more today than 6 months ago. According to former President Bill Clinton, the UN envoy to Haiti, progress is being made, but admits progress is to slow.

Haiti has been in crisis for a long time and that will not change soon. The coverage on the news is active again at this 1 year anniversary, but that will go away again like it did before.

That is a fairly grim way to start a Haiti update but it is the reality of where Haiti as a country is today. But the facts are too disturbing to ignore.

I just arrived home from Haiti yesterday after a trip with Pastors, Paul Galbraith, and Wes Ireton. We had a great opportunity to help the Haitians in the north end of Gonaives Haiti, by installing 2 more water purification system. 1 was installed at Luc's home and the other at Ireton House. This is great for them, but just as importantly, how it affects all the surrounding families who now come to them for drinking water. This is reaching out to neighbors and helping in the name of Jesus.


Wes Ireton (grandson of Jess & Dorie Ireton) & Luc Joseph install the signs above the entrance of each Building, honoring their commitment to Christ and the role they have played in lives of many associated with this work in Haiti.

Cholera hit the country in October and is still a major threat, that will be with them for years to come, medical reports indicate 3 years minimum to see improvement. With over 20,000 known infections to date and 3000 dead in 3 months the toll could be high from this water borne disease.

God prompted me many years ago that we needed to Provide the Living water of Jesus Christ and as well the clean water that these systems represent. We desire to see that come to pass in the months ahead, out of the 11 sites that we are working we have 3 systems in place to date.

Below are some pictures of the installation and training of Clean water systems we installed.

MacDonalds teaching some of the older boys of the Orphanage.

Luc & Macdonalds checking the water after chlorination.


Within 24hrs of Chlorination there is no taste of the chlorination.

Children of Christ Compassion Orphanage gather the night before Paul & Wes leave, for time of worship and picture viewing. Great fun!

God is in control and we are not to lament over the state of the country of Haiti however you and I have a responsibility to make a difference in the lives of those who we can help.

Prayerfully consider your part in Haiti's future.