July 29, 2014

Life is hard in Haiti. Really, really hard. When I was there a few weeks ago, we saw some very difficult situations.


This lady was incredibly thin. I have never seen anyone who looked this way. We took her to our clinic to receive medical attention.


We came upon these three precious children bathing in a stream.


This man was severely burned when his house caught fire. Dr. Kevin Ward from Meridian, MS, a general surgeon who does wound care every Friday, worked with him for two hours and left him in much better shape.


We have been so burdened for the family of 12 that lives in this tiny mud hut. This week, a team from Lake, MS is building them a house!


A child sleeping in the dirt in the hut pictured above. We are thrilled his new house is being built this week.

Wonderful Worship
We continue to share the gospel, engage in worship, and reach out to those around us with the Good News.


Awesome time of worship a few weeks ago. We sang, heard testimonies, welcomed guests from far away, and I preached the Word of God.


These beautiful children from the orphanage sang, “I Have Decided to Follow Jesus,” in English. What a blessing!


We held VBS in the mountainous village of Thoman.


An exciting game of Duck, Duck, Goose took place at the end of VBS

From Mud Hut to Happy Home
Almost every week, Christian teams from America provide financing and help build a new home for a family living in very difficult circumstances. Since the first of March, nine new houses have been built. Below is the evolution of a new house.


This is the mud hut from which a family was moving.


Rick Adams and his daughter, Millie, meeting the mother of the family that would be moving into the new house they built.


Footings were dug


Slab was poured


Walls came up

Caring Clinic
We continue to meet the medical and dental needs of patients from miles and miles around. To date, over 24,000 patients have been seen.


Terrible wound from a motorcycle accident


Dr. Jennifer Russ, pediatrician from Natchez, MS, treating a young boy in the clinic


Dr. Kevin Ward, surgeon from Meridian, MS, examining the ears of a patient


House call made by Dr. Russ and Cindy Massey, a nurse practitioner from Decatur, MS


Haitian doctor, Shubert Corrielus, who has been working with us for several weeks. We hope to bring him on full-time.

As you can see, much ministry is taking place through But God Ministries in the desperately poor country of Haiti. If you are interested in a trip in 2015, you may want to click HERE and choose a date. Already, teams are beginning to pick their weeks and we operate on a first-come, first-serve basis.

It’s no secret that it requires a tremendous amount of resources to do all the ministry that is taking place through But God Ministries. If you want to use your resources to make a long-term difference in the Kingdom of God, we welcome your gift.

You can give online HERE or send a check to: But God Ministries, 1440 North State Street, Jackson, MS, 39202.

In addition, I ask for your prayers for wisdom and energy for our Haitian staff, our American staff in Haiti, and our Board of Directors.

Can’t Wait To See What God Does Next,

Stan Buckley
Executive Director
But God Ministries


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