PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti—Thirteen people from Nevada Baptist Church, Nevada Iowa, recently stayed in a Port-au-Prince guesthouse reserved for missions teams traveling to Haiti during the next year.

Chris Hindal, director of GARBC International Ministries, said that prior to renting the house, options were limited for groups visiting Haiti. Individuals could stay at local hotels, but larger groups have found it difficult to find accommodations.

The guest house has a kitchen, dining room, living room, and sleeping space for 20 people. The…

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• Self-supported
• Short term (6 months)
• He must have building experience and organizational skills
• She could oversee the guest house
• Safe, nice house in which to live
• Sense of God’s call to minister in Haiti

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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti—Living in tents, many of their homes and churches destroyed by the Haiti earthquake, international partners of the GARBC are waiting for the support of U.S. churches. Chris Hindal, director of international ministries for the GARBC, has just returned from visiting Baptist pastors who have been displaced by the disaster and have nowhere to turn for help.

Through the International Partnership of Fundamental Baptist Ministries, Hindal is urging GARBC churches to assemble work teams that would be…

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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti—Members of a church and children in an orphanage in Haiti are fasting this morning with Pastor Prédestin Hérard. “Without the Lord we would be lost and really life would be hopeless,” says Pastor Hérard, president of the Association des Énglises Evangeliques Baptistes d΄ Haiti. He and his family are doing well, he reports.

The bank in Port-au-Prince, now reopened since the quake, is filled with people who have needs. “There is a long line almost every day in front of the bank,”…

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