February 27, 2019
Haiti Missionaries Return, Ask for Prayers

Resonate missionaries and their families who temporarily left Haiti during protests two weeks ago are returning. Protests have lessened but uncertainty remains for Haitians throughout the country.
Regional Mission Leader Luis Pellecer, who supervises ministry in Haiti, has spoken with contacts in the country who see the situation improving. Shortages of food, water, and fuel have abated as protests have scaled back. However, your missionaries still ask for your continued prayer.
Even as protests have diminished and allowed some aspects of normal life to resume, opposition to the government is ongoing. Many people there still struggle to get by amid economic hardship and rapid inflation. Please pray for the country of Haiti, not only for peace but also for lasting change and relief.
Please pray for your missionaries as they face uncertainty in the coming days. Pray for their continued safety and provision, as well as for their ministry.
Resonate director Zachary King is mindful of the need for prayer both for Haiti and for countries around the world. “While we are thankful that the situation in Haiti has calmed somewhat, we lament for the disruption of the lives of our staff and ministry partners,” said King. “As you pray for Haiti, please don't forget to pray for missionaries and ministries in other places around the world where violence and hardship disrupt life.”
Right now, you can make a difference by lifting up your missionaries and people living in the following places:
The Christian Reformed Church continues to monitor the situation in Haiti and each of the other places mentioned above to ensure the safety of our staff and partners there. We trust that God is working through even the most trying circumstances.
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