Rehoboth Ministries

Our schoolkids sporting the national colors on Monday (Flag Day).

Some of our schoolkids took this picture of themselves with my laptop in 2015. I wonder where they all are today... Happy Flag Day!

Kèk nan ti moun lekòl nou yo te pran foto sa de tèt yo ak laptòp mwen an 2015. M'ap mande m ki kote yo ye jodi a... Bòn Fèt Drapo!

Were you looking for our May newsletter? You're in luck! It's right here.

Rehoboth Report - May 2026 For the last few years, Journey Global Missions (JGM) has been processing all our donations. The Lord’s Table (the church that formerly processed our donations) has still accepted donations that come in, but it has been forwarding them to Journey Global Missions.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims of this terrible tragedy, which occurred at a world heritage site near where our ministry is located in northern Haiti. We pray that the Lord would comfort the brokenhearted as only he can.

Haiti revises death toll after deadly crush at Citadelle fortress: 25 dead “When we arrived in the courtyard, we found 12 corpses, including nine youths and three adults.”

Over the weekend, Pastor Boulos' church in the countryside hosted a conference aimed at strengthening marriages. It drew over 180 people (regular attendance is below 100)! Clearly, it touched a nerve. When I was in Haiti last month, the pastors shared with me how inflation and a rising cost of living are affecting families. Parents are working longer and longer hours to make ends meet. We pray God would use the Biblical principles taught at the conference to help husbands, wives, and children commit to loving through hard times.

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April Newsletter - Rehoboth Ministries The picture is above is one of the beautiful flowers that grow in the front yard of the Deep River Mission guesthouse, which is where I stay whenever I’m in Haiti. I traveled there this month. My trip went well even though it rained nearly the entire week, turning the streets into shallow riverbed...

This morning, I had the privilege of preaching on 1 John 1:5-10 to our church in Ste-Philomene. It is a passage that has meant a lot to me over the years. It’s so simple, so clear, and so powerful. God will never excuse sin, but he will always forgive it. When our churches become places where it is safe to confess one’s sin, genuine community forms and people’s lives are transformed by the Gospel.

“My name is Georges Marvens.
I am 8 years old. I am the third in a family of four. Daddy works the earth to take care of us. Mommy stays home to help us.
I am so happy to be at school because we don’t just learn but we get to eat too so we can be strong and do our lessons. When I grow up, I want to be a farmer!”

Thanks to our generous donors who make our school kid lunch program possible.