Keeping Our Eyes On Jesus, Our Hands To The Plow!
CHRISTMAS for HAITI 2018
Providing Christmas Gifts for Children in the Church/School Facilities

We are again trusting to send 25,000 Christmas gifts this year!
LEARN MORE & DONATE HERE
to be a part of brightening the hearts of thousands of children in Haiti during Christmas!
Children’s Home – Saintard, Haiti
* House Parents Needed *
“How precious is your steadfast love, O God!
The children of mankind take refuge in the shadow of your wings. They feast on the abundance of your house, and you give them drink from the river of your delights.”
Psalm 36: 7-8
The Children’s Home was started for 13 children who were orphaned after their parents drowned while attempting to reach the U.S. by boat. Since that time, the home has housed and reared 100s of children. These children are being brought up in the “nurture and admonition of the Lord.”
While growing them up in the Lord, they are also receiving nutritional food, health care and sound education. There is also a Children’s Home being established in the northern village of Pignon. This home has been almost fully supported by the Church in Germany.
◊ If you or a couple you know is interested in being House Parents, CONTACT US as soon as possible! ◊
And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near.
Hebrews 10:24-26
Pastoral Leadership Conferences
Hosted at The Mission Center in Saintard, Haiti
Hand to the Plow has been very fortunate to capture several conferences on video. Brothers such as Dean Sherman have been willing teach and God has moved mightily. These conferences have proven to be life-changing and invaluable.
THE GOSPEL IS BEING SPREAD ABROAD IN HAITI!
God Is Moving and Working in Haiti!
Many are Hearing the Word and Responding!
Joshua Expeditions
Areas of Work and Ministry
- Construction – Building or painting homes/facilities
- Distribution of goods or food to villages
- Caring for Children
- Building or repairing water cisterns
“I’m looking for a few young men who will go into the hell-holes of Haiti and pray out the darkness.”
Leonard Ravenhill
In 1983, a small group went on a work camp to Haiti and had our hearts broken for the people and nation. After seeing and experiencing the burden of the people firsthand, the desire to involve others in prayer and support for Haiti quickly and intensely grew. We not only believed Brother Ravenhill’s words, but we also received and accepted his commission to go into Haiti. Out of that burden, the Work Camp ministry, Joshua Expeditions, began.
As various needs arise at The Mission Center in Saintard or other villages, we endeavor to help. In a given year, there may anywhere from 1-5 trips, depending on the need.
If, after prayerful consideration, you feel you are to go on a trip, please CONTACT Hand to the Plow to learn more about any upcoming trips. You can request a copy of the Joshua Expedition handbook in order to familiarize yourself with the practical needs and preparations for a trip.
We Desire to Help Meet the Tangible Needs of Our Haitian Brothers and Sisters
Water, Food, Clothing and Housing are Areas in which We Focus
Cha-Cha | Water Cistern Project
Hallelujah! God has provided! The villagers have a NEW cistern!
Cha-Cha is a mountain village in Haiti. The people of Cha-Cha, under the leadership of Pastor Pierre, had been fervently praying that God would make a way to repair their damaged water cisterns. Their cisterns, installed by Hand to the Plow nearly 30 years ago, were virtually out of commission.
God has made a way and a brand new cistern has been installed!
We REJOICE with our brothers and sisters with each drink of fresh water they take from the cistern!
WE SEE SOMETHING GREATER THAN A CISTERN – We see the people
By helping and loving our Haitian friends, we are building lasting and encouraging relationships. It is such a joy to “come under and lift up” the people and to organically support their vision. Thanks again for your generous support and your willingness to touch the lives of the people of Mt. Cha-Cha!