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LCC received a request from our mission partner Ministry in Mission working through Rev. Dr. Marky Kessa in Jacmel, Haiti.  In the prison of Jacmel, Haiti, the prisoners are about to die of hunger, and the majority are really sick. We have more than 700 prisoners, men, boys, and girls.
Please help us feed them, and save a life. "For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in." (Matthew 25:35) Rev. Dr. Marky Kessa Please prayerfully consider donating to help provide food for the prisoners in Jacmel. $10,000 Needed for Cataract Surgery for Senior Haitians at Jacmel Lutheran Home LCC has received a request from our Mission Partner Jackie Rychel with Ministry in Mission:
Please consider a generous donation to restore sight to these Haitian seniors.
Thanks to your generous donations, our Mission Partner, Ministry in Mission, was able to bring Vacation Bible School opportunity for hundreds of children in Haiti. It was a great success and gave these children a chance to learn about Jesus and His love for them. In addition, meals were provided. For many of these children, the meal they receive at VBS is their one meal for the day. Due to the current socio-political situation in Haiti, guest speakers spoke with the children via Zoom for Bible Study throughout the week. Tim Hetzner led the session on Friday, July 29. Click on the link to watch a thank you video from Pastor Marky Kessa: https://fb.watch/eC2tZnJ-5h/
 Help Haitians Battle COVID-19 LCC has been working with our mission partner, Mission:Haiti, since March of this year to help set up multiple COVID clinics. Thanks to your generous donations, hundreds of children, pregnant women, and adults have been served. Your support helps save lives and provides opportunities for Lophane and his assistants to share the Gospel with many who are sick and in need.
Additional funds are needed to help set up the next round of three clinics in August. The estimated cost is $7,000 and will pay for the medicine, three Haitian doctors, two nurses, assistants, gas, water, food, and all necessary supplies.
Please prayerfully consider a generous donation to support these life-saving clinics as Haiti continues to battle COVID-19. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of our Haitian brothers and sisters! Lutheran Church Charities continues to work with our Mission Partners Mission:Haiti and Ministry in Mission to send your donations to purchase and distribute desperately needed supplies to help save and improve the lives of the most vulnerable Haitians. We received the following update from Lophane Laurent after he distributed food to those in need:  Blessings, blessings everyone, There are no words to explain our happiness and to say thank you to all of you and all our donors and sponsors for supporting my poor Haitian people to have a chance to receive that beautiful and healthy package of food every month for their families. This month we fed the area of Titanyen and Bien Aime where we fed 100 families with a package of rice, milk, spaghetti and oil. May God continue blessing you and your families and ministries. Have a great day everyone. Blessings, Lophane The needs in Haiti are great and ongoing. Please prayerfully consider making a monetary donation to enable Lutheran Church Charities to continue to send funds to Haiti.
 Giving Hope and a Future in an Otherwise Hopeless Situation
 In 2020 and 2021 the school year was interrupted by civil unrest in Haiti and COVID-19. Despite the disruptions, our students were able to finish their school year with a combination of in-person and online learning. This September, they plan to all return full-time to their classrooms.
Even though there is still unrest in Haiti, the children have been faithful with their schoolwork and have been doing well in their classes. They anticipate another 4 to 5 students will graduate from High School again this year. Thank you to everyone who has supported these children as they seek an education. Your generosity provides them with hope for a better life. Please consider sponsoring a child that they may have hope for their future and learn the wonders of the Lord! "Tell to the children the glorious deeds of the Lord, and his might, and the wonders that he has done." (Psalm 78:4)
189 Children, 109 Pregnant Women, and 553 Adults Served Thanks to your generous support, our mission partner, Mission:Haiti, was able to set up the second COVID-19 clinic to help fight the virus. We received the following update from Lophane Laurent:  Blessings to everyone. We give thanks to God for His protection and His blessings through Mission:Haiti. It was hard for us, but with God, we made it. I want to thank God first, and secondly, I want to thank all of the members of Mission:Haiti and Lutheran Church Charities and especially our sponsors and donors. I am blessed because God chose me for this work.
During our mobile clinic, we served 189 children, 109 pregnant ladies, and 553 adults, and 35 people received the word of God in their life. Thanks to everyone, and I can tell you we saw more people with fever, infection, cough, and high blood pressure. I am so sorry to tell you that most of the hospitals are closed, and you can imagine how it is so hard for someone to see a doctor when they are sick. Lutheran Church Charities continues to work with our Mission Partners Mission:Haiti and Ministry in Mission to send your donations to purchase and distribute desperately needed supplies to help save and improve the lives of the most vulnerable Haitians. We received the following update from Lophane Laurent after he distributed food to those in need:  Greetings everyone from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I want to thank all of you my friends for continuing to support my Haitian people. Tomorrow (Sunday, May 29) will be Mother’s Day in Haiti. And it will be a big day for the Haitian mothers. So today Mission:Haiti distributed food to 80 families. They received a package of food for 3 or 4 days and I can tell you this is more like a Thanksgiving blessing for them, they asked me to tell you that. Thanks so much in their names. You can imagine how a small bag of 50 lbs of rice cost $30 and a gallon of oil $15 and a package of spaghetti cost $17 and a case of milk $20. Now 60 to 70% of people don’t have a job because most of the businesses are closed or moved to the Dominican Republic so you can imagine when Mission:Haiti and Lutheran Church Charities supports a food distribution what you are doing for them, it’s a lot. I want to say thanks to all of our donors and sponsors and all of the members of LCC and Mission:Haiti for their love and prayers.  Next week our team will visit three different places to do mobile clinics for people who couldn’t afford to go to see a doctor because they do not have money and now because they kidnapped too many doctors and nurses and medical staff so most of the hospitals are closed and the government doesn’t even pay the staff. May God bless you all my friends and bless your families and ministries. Have a great day in the Lord! Blessings, Lophane The needs in Haiti are great and ongoing. Please prayerfully consider making a monetary donation to enable Lutheran Church Charities to continue to send funds to Haiti.
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