A church-to-church team from San Diego visited their partner church in Carrefour, Haiti and learned what it looks like to dance like a Haitian despite the interference of thunderstorms and power loss.

Journey Community Church of San Diego, CA and the Church of God Mission by Faith of Carrefour, Haiti are connected through AIM’s Church-to-Church Initiative. See what the partnership means to them and learn how your church can get connected with a church in Haiti to help rebuild their country. 

In February, we sent a team of leaders, mostly in youth ministry, to Haiti; they were our Youth Ministry Advance Team: Haiti, or just, YMATH.   This intrepid group not only surveyed the damage and need but was a part of bringing relief and bearing witness to God’s increased presence in the midst of — because of and in spite of — the tragedy.  One of the members, Adam McLane, is going back five months later. Here’s what he has to say: In some ways I can’t wait to go back and see how things are progressing.  And in other ways...

14-year-old Nehemie continues telling the testimony of how she was delivered from voodoo, thanks to the spiritual intercession of Pastor David Douchard and others in their community in Carrefour, Haiti.

Haiti’s public school system is only able to provide free education for about 10% of Haiti’s children, according to USAID. Learn how the church is responding and how we can support the church in their efforts to educate the children of Haiti.

Pastor Jean Claude Belchet is one of the many pastors involved in AIM’s Church-to-Church initiative. Hear his story of surviving the earthquake despite heavy losses in his family, and hear how the needs of the church relate to the needs of the country in the video below.