Up at the crack of dawn and off to Missionary Flights International in Fort Pierce, FL. Pastor Raymond Bideaux, Pastor Chris "JC" Hall and Colton Hall boarded the sturdy little DC-3 and headed to Port Au Prince, Haiti en route to Ile A Vache.

One of the interesting sites on the trip down today was our flyby of Citadel La Ferriere. This fortress was built between 1805 and 1820 after Haiti gained its independence from France. They were fearful of the French invading to retake the island, so several fortresses were constructed. The Citadel overlooks Cap-Hatien and on a clear day you can see the coast of Cuba from its rooftops. It had 365 cannons from all over Europe and there are still pyramid stacks of cannon balls around the site.

There is much to do and many adventures ahead. Stay tuned and we will keep you posted. Don't forget to visit our Facebook page that we use to keep people quickly up to date and connected when we can't get to anything else.

Several hundred were in the Street Ministry march.

The Lord gave us great liberty and souls were saved. The revival continued at Pastor Noel's even after the conference.

Pastor  J.C. Chris Hall , preached for us and he and his family helped us in ministry in Haiti.  Pastor JC and Colton will return with us this fall .

One of the biggest blessings is the success the Lord gave us in the church building at Sou Lettre, Il A Vache. Since December we have been able to raise the walls and put on the rafters and roof. We then finished the platform inside where we preached several times with Pasteur Sainvil. Kathy worked with the Youth Ministry in Sou Lettre. There are quite a number of young people and this church is so important to get them saved before the enemy can get hold of them.  We need to continue to raise support so we can finish the interior, doors, windows etc.

We are blessed to be able to preach at many churches on Il A Vache and all over Haiti.

We were blessed to have a chance to minister in the mountains and see some friends.  We spent many years in the mountains of Haiti and saw God do great things. It was not easy ministry but it was worth every mile to see God touch lives and save souls.

I used to have a mule named Jack that I traveled around Haiti on, old Jack was a dependable means of transportations up and over the mountains. Kathy and I were blessed to be able to use a motorcycle this summer. Faster than Jack, but there were some scary moments on the edges of a few cliffs. 

 Safe clean fresh water here is a problem. We are dealing with it installing cisterns, and in disaster situations we use our ministry Rainman desalinators to turn seawater "salt" into clean fresh water. These Rainman watermakers make upwards of 37-40 gallons en hour. 

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