Haiti Relief - Refugee Camp in Cap-Haitien
How Is Y.E.S. Involved?
Louis Jean serves as the Vice-President for Y.E.S. Originally from Haiti, he plans trips to and oversees mission opportunities in Haiti. Louis, along with Eric Johnson, a construction specialist, recently traveled to Haiti to assess the situation.
Louis and Eric retrieved well-drilling equipment that Y.E.S had stored in the Dominican Republic and brought it to Cap-Haitien, Haiti.
Besides that, the primary purpose of the trip was to coordinate the setting up of a refugee camp in partnership with a group of evangelical churches belonging to the International Christian Fellowship of Churches (ICFC), a ministry of Y.E.S.
The camp is near the property of some of the evangelical churches in Cap-Haitien, a city north of the capital, Port-au-Prince. Many of the Haitian people are leaving the capital in search of help in this area. A few of the pastors in this area have previous experience drilling wells and will be helping drill for water near the refugee camp areas. This will allow them to also minister to the people spiritually.
How Can You Partner?
Y.E.S. is setting up a special relief fund for the refugee camp and donations will be managed directly through the pastors who belong to or partner with Y.E.S.
If the Lord leads you to donate during these difficult times for this ministry in Haiti please mail funds to the address below.
Please include on a separate note that the funds are designated for the Cap-Haitien Refugee Camp.
Y.E.S.
P.O. Box 700697
St. Cloud, FL 43770
You may also donate online by clicking here. In the checkout, under "Add special instructions to the seller," please designate the funds: For Cap-Haitien Refugee Camp.
Questions?
If you have any questions, please call Bernie LaTour at 407-498-5128 or Glenn Cantu at 407-496-5105. Or send an email to info@yeservants.org
