Trips: Haiti - Lifeline Christian Mission

COME ALONGSIDE LOCAL LEADERS TO SERVE

Picture of a young girl holding a toddler

Overview

More than 200 years ago, enslaved people in Haiti revolted against their colonial rulers and established the world’s first Black republic. Along with this history comes a great sense of pride for the people of Haiti. The nation of Haiti shares the island, once called Hispaniola, with the Dominican Republic. It is a land that boasts the beauty of the Caribbean, but at times, one can also see the landscape of struggle.

Haiti has a history of rising above incredible obstacles. Obstacles have come through the strong arm of larger nations enforcing their will upon Haiti and also an internal fight from forces at work within the country. Some of the most visible obstacles in the last decade have been devastation through earthquakes and hurricanes, political tension and unrest, violent gang activity, and the pandemic. Haiti is a nation ripe for the flourishing of the Good News of Jesus!

What you might experience on a Lifeline trip...

collaborating with church members in a joint service project within the community

encouraging the local leaders

assisting the local church by providing a kids camp (VBS, sports, music, art, etc.)

FUN FACTS

Haiti means "land of
high mountains"

In Haiti, it's summer
all year round.

Mamba, a type of spicy peanut
butter, is an everyday
condiment in Haiti.

PREPARE FOR YOUR TRIP

Handbook

Location Profile

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Healthcare Handbook

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW TO PLAN YOUR TRIP

Travel Advisory

Due to the seriousness of the situation and the ongoing safety concerns, we are not accepting any mission teams to Haiti at this time. For more information on travel alerts in Haiti, you can visit the US Embassy in Haiti website.

Our Haitian staff continues to demonstrate the kingdom of God as they strive to meet real needs in their communities during this extremely difficult time. Lifeline’s ministries continue even under such unimaginable conditions. We are committed to walk alongside, encourage, and support our Haitian leaders.

Here are two ways you can support the ongoing ministry in Haiti:

1. Set aside specific time on a weekly basis to pray for Haiti and the Lifeline ministry in Haiti.

2. If you want to be actively involved in ministry in Haiti, you can support the work of our Haitian leaders and the ministry efforts during this difficult time. You can support the ministry by donating toward here.