On May 20, the 265 graduates of RHEMA Haiti’s class of 2021 finally had the opportunity to celebrate their commencement. Unrest and security issues made it necessary to postpone their celebration for two years. The obstacles faced by these world changers is a testimony to their faith and perseverance. A presidential assassination, violent kidnappings, gang warfare, earthquake, food and fuel shortages are just a few of the challenges they overcame.
Read MoreWe encourage you to take 180 seconds to watch this report which contains encouraging updates from Kinshasa and our recent trip to Goma and Bukavu on the eastern border of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This is but a small sampling of the impact you’re having!
Read MoreThis month marks one year since we officially established a residence in the DR Congo and we are thrilled to be living in Kinshasa, the largest French-speaking city in the world. There is a deep sense of divine destiny as we continue to walk out God’s plans and purposes for which we’ve been praying and preparing since the 1980’s.
Read MoreTonja and I stand in awe of how God is bringing to pass the vision that he showed us over 30 years ago. With each new open door and each step of faith, God is bringing His plan to pass.
Read MoreOver 200 students have already registered to join the charter class of the first French-speaking RHEMA Bible Training College in Africa. We are expecting to see that number grow exponentially in the final weeks leading up to the September 20 launch. Would you prayerfully consider helping us meet the remaining start-up budget?
Read MoreToday, August 14, 2021, another major earthquake (7.2 magnitude) hit the nation of Haiti. We are in constant contact with our leaders on the ground in Haiti and are receiving regular updates. So far, in spite of significant damage and loss of life in certain regions, our students and graduates are giving us good reports of God’s protection. One of our students told us their home was flattened during the quake but, thankfully, no one was home and no one was injured.
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