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Together, we are making an impact in Haiti!

We are extremely grateful to God and to our faithful supporters for all that has been achieved through the ministry of PCMP this past year. Despite many challenges, we have seen God at work. One of the central themes of Scripture is to “go and make disciples of all nations.” PCMP supports community transformation by providing a Christ-centered education and encouraging spiritual development through our school and church located in Fontaine, Haiti. As we work to respond to these needs, we rely on God’s provision and your generosity. We are grateful for yet another year in which we have been able accomplish so much on behalf of the people whom we serve, including:

• $3800 was allocated for the Youth Group to start a Boutique that would support their Widows ministry by using profits from the sale of goods for the care of local widows.
• A 3-wheeler “Tap-Tap” was purchased to meet our teachers' transportation needs. This is a significant benefit for our teachers and the school, as it helps them save money on transportation costs and enables us to retain quality teachers.
• Emergency food relief has been provided to refugees fleeing to Pignon to escape gang violence, as well as to many families in need and widows in the community.
• Purchase and installation of a new solar electrical system in the Mission Center, ensuring reliable and sustainable power.
• Numerous opportunities to mentor and support youth, individuals, and families in the community through our school and church

We’re excited about the following initiatives we have planned for the coming year:

• Develop a plan for vocational skills classes in a new facility that will provide opportunities to students to develop vocational skills.
• Expand our computer program and equip it with additional laptops and updated technology.
• Completion of the guard house to facilitate the expansion of the Mission Center, which will provide housing for a caregiver responsible for taking care of the garden.
• Building a fence around the garden projects to protect the plantings from roaming goats and chickens.
• Eight additional solar panels, costing $150 each, are needed to enable the power system to operate at full capacity in the Mission Center.

As we look to the year ahead, there is still so much need—and so much potential for hope. Would you prayerfully consider partnering with us, increasing your monthly support, or making a special one-time year-end gift to PCMP? Together, we can continue to transform lives and make 2026 a year of renewed hope and opportunity in our Haitian community.

Your gift today will transform lives and bring hope for a brighter future!

Thank you!

Click to donate or mail a check to the address below:
PCMP
9212 Timberwood Dr.
Johnston, IA 50131