Reaching Haiti

Through your faithfulness, God has blessed Mark Sutton Ministries these past 3 years. Every year has seen hundreds of Haitians coming to know Jesus Christ, new churches planted in Haiti, and the lives of many children saved.

EMERGENCY IN HAITI

School children in Haiti

Because of the numerous pictures and news stories coming out of Haiti, I have fielded many questions about what exactly is going on in that war-torn country.

First, anarchy reigns. There is no longer a law abiding presence that backs the government. Second, gangs rule on the mainland. Killings, kidnappings, and more happen on a daily basis. Citizens are staying in their homes, constantly in fear for their lives.

On the island of La Gonave, where the mission work of Mark Sutton Ministries is located, things are a little safer. Our schools and churches are still open; the gospel is still being preached; our students are learning. However, more and more people are taking the two-hour boat ride from the mainland to the island to find a safer location, bringing with them criminals who wish to prey on the weaker.

Prayer requests:

  1. Pray for the safety of the Christians, the orphans, and other children.
  2. Food is hard to get, so pray that we can continue to raise the $2,600 a month to feed over 400 children every day, and to be able to find that food.
  3. Pray about your involvement by either clicking on the “pay” button on our website and using PayPal, or sending a check made out to Mark Sutton Ministries to:
    133 Wood Ibis Court
    Daytona Beach, FL 32119

All contributions are tax deductible.

In the name of Jesus, we thank you all.

Mark & Donna Sutton

Mark Sutton, founder of Mark Sutton Ministries, has worked as a full time minister for more than 40 years. He and his wife, Donna, have 5 children and currently live in central Florida, where Mark teaches pastors and church leaders, both in Florida and in Haiti.

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Our Mission

Building Houses

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Schools

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Seminary

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Haitian Churches

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