Madamme Charle shared that she is a member of the church Dago, Shamma, and Ben go to. She lost her husband a few years back and has really struggled. Shamma has a heart to help her and her kids be in a good house so that maybe she would feel and touch something tangible to know that God is moving in her life and still blessing her. Her husband died several years ago and she has been in mourning. She feels God restarting her life and has renewed hope with the housebuild. You will see in the last picture, she reused some of the tin from her old house as a security wall.

We were blessed to take a team down to SLRC in January and build a home for Lupi and his family. We were joined (as always) by the team from Life Center Rainier who funded a house on the same property for Lupi's brother Manuel and his family.

Through our partners HEP, we met Ro & Nellie (Miranda) Gamez are working with Pastor Miguel Miranda (Nellies brother) to plant/build a church in their town of Los Algodones, Mexico. We are blessed to be able to partner with our Pacific Northwest family of Life Center Rainier to help with this project. Ro & Nellie currently minister to the community on site and out of a house to help the local neighborhood children.

This build is really special to us as we met Teyiko (we say Keiko) during our first trip to Haiti in 2015. We spent a little time with him again on our trip in 2017 as he captured a piece of Angela's heart. Little did we know that Supply & Multiply would approach us in 2018 to build a home for his family. His father is a rock breaker, which is probably one of the hardest jobs you can have anywhere, not just in Haiti. We are so amazed at how God can start building relationships in advance of any "ministry" happening.

Pastor Miguel‘s Church Iglesia de Prophecia!

Thanks to our recent donations they were able to complete the next phase of the walls just in time for their anniversary last weekend.

This church has been in pastor’s heart since the day after Hurricane Odile when his little wood church blew away. Up to this point he was having church underneath a little awning extending from his home. When I went to visit him yesterday he had a major pep in his step like I’ve never seen before as he’s been very sick. However yesterday it seemed like he was feeling great and grateful for what God is doing in his life and his congregations.

July 12, 2020 - Update

Thanks to One Heart 2 Homes and Rob Barnett the church build continues for this beautiful community! It’s a slow going project but when the funds are available it seems Pastor Miguel knows exactly when to ask for more materials. We are working on preparing the sanctuary for a roof now. Pastor and his congregation are extremely grateful to see this vision carried out.