Vision 2015 - Mission of Hope, Haiti

2015 VISION
MOH
HAITI
Mission of Hope
VISION
As an organization
following Jesus Christ,
Mission of Hope
exists to bring
life transformation to
every man,
woman,
and child
in Haiti.
“We came to Haiti when we traveled to Mission of Hope in the summer of 2013. Our family
was overwhelmed by the spirit and kindness of the people of Haiti, the dedication of the MOH
staff and the compelling mission of MOH. We knew immediately that we wanted to be a part
of helping MOH realize its vision of bringing life transformation to every man, woman, and
child in Haiti. We all returned to our home in Arkansas as different people. Through MOH,
we have a better understanding of how God calls on us to spread His word and serve others.
Recently, our 15 year old son came to us and said that he and a friend wanted to start a shoe drive
at his school to benefit Haitian children. They are calling it ‘Share-a-Pair.’ That is a real life
example of the impact that MOH has had on our family.”
JEFF & LISA GEARHART, ROGERS, ARKANSAS
Jeff is the Executive Vice President, Global Governance and Corporate Secretary for Walmart and serves on the
Mission of Hope President’s Council
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Mission of Hope
CORE VALUES
Relational Proclamation
Evangelistic Saturation
Indigenous Mobilization
Holistic Transformation
Excellent Implementation
These core values are the basis for
all ministry and provide the litmus test
for effectiveness.
“It is one thing when church members hear leaders talking about the world and its need.
It’s another thing when they meet the world face to face. It is the personal connection that
enlarges people’s hearts.”
MEL LAWRENZ
Minister at Large at Elmbrook Church
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156,963 LIVES IMPACTED
Angelie is one of the children that lives full-time in the
Village of Hope. When she arrived at Mission of Hope
after being abandoned, doctors said she would never walk
and would always struggle to see well, because of a cataract
in one of her eyes. But through healthy nutrition, quality
medical care, and consistent love, she has proven them
wrong! She is a beautiful five-year-old with a contagious
laugh who runs and plays. This year, thanks to a visiting
eye doctor, she has also been given glasses that allow her
to see well for the first time in her life. Her love for Jesus
pours out to everyone she meets as a by-product of the life
transformation she has experienced.
2014 STATISTICS
CHURCH ADVANCEMENT
11 Villages served
35 Village Champions
223 Pastors trained in Bible Leadership Class
481 HaitiOne partner organizations
1,615 People prayed to receive Christ
6,576 Children participated in VBS
EDUCATION AND NUTRITION
34 Schools using Mwen Kapab
6,093 Students educated using Mwen Kapab
90,897 Meals served to children daily
30,000,000+ Total meals served
HEALTH CARE
223 Dental patients served
503 Prosthetics patients served
1,515 Vision patients served
11,342 Mobile clinic patients served
16,102 On-site clinic patients served
MORE TRANSFORMATION
62 Children in the Village of Hope
150+ Part-time Haitian employees
400+ Full-time Haitian employees
440+ Homes built in Leveque
2,012 Farmers trained
5,148 Short term mission trip participants
590,995 Meals purchased in Haiti
710,496 Meals packaged in Haiti
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The MOH team met Mr. Anasta on a medical
outreach visit in Simonette. When he arrived,
he had a large tumor in his mouth and was near
starvation, since it was impossible for him to eat.
Through a series of God-ordained meetings,
the team was able to get him to an oral surgeon
who removed the tumor and brought physical
transformation that was remarkable. But more
importantly, in the process of ministering to
him, the staff of MOH was able to lead Mr.
Anasta to Christ! He is now serving in his local
church and sharing with them the miracles that
God has done in his life.
“My name is Romajine Jerome.
I am 19 years old and live in
Cabaret. Because of Mission of
Hope, I was able to graduate
from high school and am now
attending the university to
study Business Administration
Management. I chose Business
Administration for many
reasons: to work in my church
as a secretary for management,
to learn to manage myself
better, and to be involved in
the community. My vision is to
impact Haiti with my skills by
helping my community in the
management of their agriculture
products, to open a health
center for my community, and
to challenge my community to
be better servants of Christ.”
STORIES OF LIFE
TRANSFORMATION
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WHAT WE DO
MYDALINE’S STORY OF
LIFE TRANSFORMATION
In 2012, when Mydaline was 8 years
old, a truck crashed into her family’s
home in Titanyen in the middle of
the night, killing her grandmother.
Mydaline was forced to have her leg
amputed as a result of injuries she
received. This summer, Mydaline came
to VBS. As Amanda, one of our staff
members, was visiting with her and her
brother, she mentioned our Prosthetics
Clinic, asking Mydaline if she had ever
been there. The older brother replied,
“Oh, no! We don’t have any money
for that!” When Amanda explained
to them that there is no cost to the
patient, because of the generosity
of donors who provide the funding
for the patients to receive prosthetic
limbs free of charge, Mydaline’s face
lit up! She said, “You mean I could
get a new leg?” Within 3 weeks, sweet
Mydaline was being fitted for a new leg
and is now looking forward to a very
different future!
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CHURCH ADVANCEMENT
EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT
MOBILIZATION
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CHURCH ADVANCEMENT
WHAT IS CHURCH ADVANCEMENT?
Church Advancement is Mission of Hope working with churches around the world to strategically
partner with local Haitian churches to bring life transformation to every man, woman, and child in
their villages. Each village will have local Village Champions who are trained and equipped to see
and meet the needs of the specific people in their own village in four primary areas.
SPIRITUAL FORMATION
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
HEALTH CARE
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Gospel
Biblical equipping
Pastoral coaching
Supporting the local churches
Vacation Bible School (VBS)
• Investing in Haiti’s youth through education
• Quality, Christ-centered curriculum taught by
trained, caring teachers
• Over 90,000 children fed a nutritious daily meal
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Sports development
Home building
Roadwork
Business development
Orphan care
Mobile clinics
Community health initiative
Latrines
Prosthetics
PAPITASS DERVIL JOSEPH’S STORY
“Being a Village Champion is really hard work, but really great. What we get to do
is really amazing. We try to transform exactly what the vision of MOH is into our
villages, as we work with all the pastors in the area. We bring them together to finish
lots of projects and programs: building homes, building latrines, blessing churches,
having mobile clinics, planting trees, taking care of the widows and a lot of other
great things. Village Champions and pastors are working together to take the time to
know which children in our villages go to school and those that do not yet. I think
that is a great part of life transformation.
Being a Village Champion inspires me to take care of the people in my village. I can
see a lot of change. Before I was a Village Champion, we didn’t really have the idea
and the vision to take care of our own people. Now I am trying to find a good way
to help my village grow spiritually first and then in materials. I think my village will
grow and grow because of this great vision.”
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PASTOR ELISON’S STORY
“When I was young, I went to a crusade held at a local church. The message was
about how people who don’t know Christ aren’t living a fulfilled life. God didn’t
create us to worship anything else but Him. That day in 1989, I accepted Christ
and immediately began serving those in the church. The older men in my church
began to mentor me and then the church paid for me to attend Bible college and
I graduated in 2003. The most important thing the Church in Haiti can do to
reach our nation is to pray. We also must train leaders and those who are faithful
at the local churches. We must disciple the new people who accept Christ. We
must teach them about the Bible. After that, the people themselves are equipped
to serve people and begin to share the Gospel with everyone they interact with.
The Word of God transforms everything about a person. The Gospel of Jesus
Christ changes hearts and will be the thing that will change this nation.”
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EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT
WHAT IS EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT?
Mission of Hope believes that a Christ-centered education is fundamental to a healthy society, a growing
economy, a stable political climate, and a thriving church. By investing in Haiti’s children and youth through a
Christ-centered curriculum like “Mwen Kapab” and by intentionally developing its future leaders, we believe
we are making a significant investment into the future of a transformed Haiti.
QUALITY EDUCATION
CHILD SPONSORSHIP
• 17 schools serving approximately 5,500 students in 2014-2015
• Teacher Training Center at MOH North Campus
MWEN KAPAB
• Means “I Can” in English
• Christ-centered curriculum by North American and Haitian
educators that can be used in every school throughout Haiti
THE GOSPEL
NUTRITION
• Feeding over 90,000 children daily
• 32,000 square foot food warehouse
• Goal of feeding 100,000 children per day by 2016
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
• Training in hospitality, diesel mechanics, construction,
education, and information technology
• Goal is to empower Haitian graduates with trade skills and
business competency to launch or build businesses and
rebuild their local communities
WICKY’S STORY
Josaphat Noel (Wicky) grew up attending the School of Hope, was active in the Church
of Hope, and worked as an interpreter, helping to lead many of the missions teams that
have served Haiti through Mission of Hope. When Wicky graduated from our MOH
high school in the spring of 2009, he began university studies in Port Au Prince. When the
earthquake hit in January, 2010, Wicky’s university was destroyed. Because of this, in the
fall of 2010, he restarted his studies in the Dominican Republic. In November 2014, Wicky
graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from a top university in the
DR! During his 4 years of studies (which were conducted in Spanish), Wicky continued to
grow as a leader in a local church, using his gifts of worship and public speaking. Wicky has
now returned home to Haiti and works for Mission of Hope, taking the next step in his
journey to become a man of influence who is changing his nation for the Kingdom.
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NUTRITIOUS MEAL
SENSE OF PURPOSE
TAKING
TRANSFORMATION
TO EVERY NATION
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MOBILIZATION
SERVICE ACTIVITIES
• Driven by the individual village needs,
as discovered and led by Haitian Village
Champions.
• Work projects
• Strategic village ministry
• Vacation Bible Schools (VBS)
• Medical ministry
WHAT IS MOBILIZATION?
In 2014, over 5,000 people personally came to partner with Mission of Hope to meet the needs
of the Haitian people, and in the process of serving others while on a short-term mission
trip, experienced a personal life change of their own. These individuals took back to their
own communities the idea of meeting real physical needs with the intention of bringing life
transformation to every man, woman, and child in their own personal spheres of influence.
WHAT YOU DO FOR A WEEK IS PART OF A GREATER PLAN!
TEAM HOUSING
• North – includes Leadership Training Center
• Central – includes Village of Hope Orphanage
MEDICAL MOBILIZATION
• Mobile clinics
• On-site clinics, including:
- Regular medical care
- Vision clinics
- Dental clinics
- Prosthetics
A SHORT-TERM TRIP PARTICIPANT’S PERSPECTIVE
“Wow. Haiti! Mission of Hope. God’s love. Powerful. All-encompassing LOVE. Those are a few
key phrases and words that come to mind when I think of my mission trip to Haiti with MOH,
Thanksgiving 2014. This trip challenged me to become a village champion in my own community and
to give back to God 100%, 100% of the time. I pray that this trip changed lives the way it changed
mine. God bless Haiti and MOH!”
CARMEN
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A SENIOR PASTOR’S PERSPECTIVE
“The more people that travel to Mission of Hope, Haiti from our church, the more they come back on
mission to reach their neighbors. On a trip to Haiti, they both see and experience life transformation, and
then return home ready to bring the hope of Jesus to their friends and neighbors.”
JOHN BURKE
Lead Pastor Gateway Church
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VISION 2015 IMPACT
200,000+ LIVES IMPACTED IN 2015
CHURCH
ADVANCEMENT
500 HaitiOne partner organizations
1,000 Pastors trained in Bible Leadership Class
7,500
Children participating in VBS
EDUCATION AND
NUTRITION
6,000 Students sponsored and educated
MORE
TRANSFORMATION
650 Homes built in Leveque
2,000 Farmers trained
6,000 North Americans serving
1,000,000 Meals purchased and
packed in-country
NEW INITIATIVES
The Grace House
Technical School
Sports Complex
Transition House
10,000 Children taught using Mwen Kapab
100,000
Meals served daily
HEALTH CARE
15,000 Mobile clinic patients served
15,000 On-site clinic patients served
20,000 Taught community health
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MISSION OF HOPE
INVESTMENT NEEDED TO
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
IMPACT 200,000+ LIVES IN 2015
HOW WE USE FUNDS
RECEIVED TO
TRANSFORM LIVES
CHURCH ADVANCEMENT
1%
• Over 90% of all gifts that come into Mission
of Hope go directly to Haiti, to bring about
life transformation for every man, woman,
and child.
• All of our programs are carefully and
consistently monitored to ensure maximum
impact for the people of Haiti.
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EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT
MOBILIZATION
2%
97%
PROGRAM
TOTAL
$4,000,000
$2,200,000
$2,000,000
$8,200,000
ADMINISTRATIVE
FUNDRAISING
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BECOME OUR PARTNER
BECOME A CHILD
SPONSOR
• Visit mohhaiti.org/sponsorshipcatalog and
sponsor a child for $35 / month
• Participate in a “Change One” Child
Sponsorship Day
• Get 10 kids sponsored and earn a free trip
to Haiti
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BECOME A CHURCH
ADVANCEMENT
PARTNER
• Choose a focus village to support
• Fund village specific projects
• Host a Vision Trip
BECOME A
PARTICIPATE IN
PARTER OF HOPE MISSION OR
• Sponsor a child for $35 / month
• Provide a one-time or recurring donation
VISION
TRIP
to fund the “ministry engine” that funds all
ministry programs
• Participate in a mission or vision trip
• Serve the mission and surrounding communities
through work projects and ministry
• Help bring life transformation to every man,
woman, and child in Haiti
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