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Haiti is facing a lot of challenges right now, but you're helping to support young people in the country through an important ministry.

Tens of thousands of Haitians have fled to Florida in recent years. So has your Resonate missionary. But God is at work.

David felt alone as one of the only Christians on his university campus. You helped connect him with a supportive faith community and equipped him to share the gospel.

“As far back as I can remember, I wanted to be a missionary,” said Winabelle (Win) Gritter.

Today, Win is celebrating 68 years of serving wherever God leads. She’s one of the Christian Reformed Church in North America’s longest-serving missionaries.

You might be aware of the dire situation in Haiti—but right across the border in the Dominican Republic, things are getting really bad for Haitians and people of Haitian descent who have been seeking a new life in the country.

Abraham wanted to escape his life as a gang member. So, he moved to Querétaro, where he met Resonate missionaries you support.

In Haiti, you're working in two vital ways to build momentum for change: giving young people hope and a purpose, and strengthening local churches. 

For two years, volunteers have not been able to travel to the Dominican Republic to assist with the construction of church buildings. Now Resonate is celebrating new friendships and a brand new church building for a local church.

You wouldn't let money stand in the way of Liamary receiving the education she needs to thrive.

For as long as Obed could remember, he had faith in Christ—but then the coronavirus pandemic turned his life upside down and he started doubting his faith.

“He felt he was drowning,” said James Lee, your Resonate Global Mission missionary. “I said, ‘Well, I’m swimming with you.’”