HAITI




Presentation
Haiti is more than 11 million inhabitants, the UEBH is present in 5 departments out of 9 (center and north).
The Partnership with the Biblical Mission comes from a desire of the UEBH to broaden its relations towards Europe: exchanges with the churches, finding human resources with the Biblical Mission and secondly to solve the enormous needs in Haiti (materials …) in addition to what CrossWorld (formerly UFM) brings today through the many missionaries present in Haiti.
CrossWorld is in favor of opening up to other partners, it wishes to broaden the collaboration because the departure of its missionaries leaves the UEBH with problems of resources, management, structures... Evangelization and edification cannot exist without the development of the 'male.
SOME NUMBERS
Historical
Nowadays
The UEBH is the grouping of several churches born of local evangelization and more or less independent. It maintains fraternal relations with the other unions of Churches (Missions) present in Haiti.
The needs in Haiti are immense and the poverty is absolute. In an empty political context, only the Church can offer hope. About 30% of Christians try to live their faith in witnessing and sharing what little they have.
Solidarity Haiti
- Sanitation (latrines),
- Drinking water supply,
- Fight against cholera,
- Feed,
- rebuilding,
- Sensitization of the Churches to the needs of the surrounding community.
education, teaching
Lekol pou yo tou "the school for them too" welcomes and teaches free of charge nearly 300 underprivileged children from the Bolosse district. Many of them are now in high school or college.
Medical help
Following the earthquake, the UEBH opened a “mobile clinic” in Port-au-Prince which receives around fifty patients a day. Care is provided to the very poor population of this district.
House of Hope
Pray for the staff who make important decisions for the care of the children, for the smooth running of the Center and for the material and financial needs.
House of AGI (International Golden Age)
The beneficiaries thank AGI for their generosity. Let us support in prayer those who are engaged with the needy, on the spot, sometimes at the risk of their lives
Development projects
Following the earthquake, the UEBH opened a “mobile clinic” in Port-au-Prince which receives around fifty patients a day. Care is provided to the very poor population of this district.
The objectives of the UEBH are:
Pieces
the Evangelical School of the Bible offers Bible training for any Christian who desires it.
The Evangelical Theological Seminary of Port-au-Prince (STEP) offers a 4-year university theological education.
Primary and secondary schools (more than 150) accommodate more than 25,000 students. Maranatha Evangelical College is located in the western districts of Port-au-Prince (Bolosse). Created in 1956, it offers secondary education to 850 students who do not all have the means to attend a private school. around forty students graduate each year with their baccalaureate diploma. A Vocational Technical School helps to integrate young people into working life. Vocational Training Centers: in Port au Prince and Beraca (north of the country). These establishments train 180 students of rural origin in the following trades: cabinetmaking, carpentry, ironwork, electricity, plumbing, sewing, cutting, pastry... 60% of graduates find a job, 20% continue their studies.
A hospital and several health centers offer their services in underprivileged regions (Hospital at La Pointe) with a reception center for sick and underprivileged children: (the House of Hope) about fifty children are cared for and more than 150 meals are served per day.
A printing press in Port-au-Prince: La Presse Evangélique publishes several books in French and Creole. Several development projects are proposed by the UEBH such as the protection of drinking water by the construction of latrines in the poor and desert region of the northwest of the island.
PARTNERS
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