After living in Haiti full-time for seven years, the Lord opened the door for our founder and organization to truly set down roots — purchasing land and beginning construction on a mission home and gathering space for women’s conferences, Bible studies, and our elderly community program.

The very same day we shared this vision, the full amount needed was raised. I flew back into Haiti, and within four days we found the land. Two days later, it legally became ours. Only God could have orchestrated that.

Phase 1 was fully funded with $8,000, allowing us to purchase and close on the property, build a cactus privacy and security fence, and clear the land.

Phase 2 brought clean water through a 120-foot well just before the dry season ended. Through our Founder’s birthday fundraiser, we were also able to install the septic system and purchase a water pump by the end of May.

Phase 3 moved quickly — from April through the end of summer, the foundation was laid, the walls were raised, and the roof was funded, bringing the structure fully to life.

Phase 4, our largest phase yet, was funded in February 2026. This phase allowed us to install secure windows and doors, lay tile, and smooth and paint the walls.

Phase 5 included the bathroom, kitchen installation, and gate security — essential finishing pieces that made the home functional and secure. It was fully funded by the end of February, making it the quickest phase to be funded! We are incredibly grateful for how the Lord continues to move through this community.

And now — we are in the final phase.

Phase 6 will equip the mission home with solar panels, an inverter, and two lithium batteries, totaling $10,000. This final step will provide sustainable, reliable power — ensuring that every conference, Bible study, and elderly gathering can take place without interruption.

We are on track with a year-and-a-half building timeline (only the Lord), with hopeful anticipation of completion by Summer 2026.

Whether you’re reading this in our newsletter or on social media, thank you for walking with us. We are so grateful to be in the final phase of the mission home.