CMI Mission Haiti
For forty years, Rod Myers and Jean Robert St. Hilaire have been working together to evangelize the people of Haiti around the world. Soon thereafter, a school of preaching was established after the establishment of the Delmas 43 Eglise du Christ in Port au Prince. The school is a three-year program of instruction for men and women to prepare them to serve in the kingdom of God. This work is under the direction of the elders of the Northeast Church of Christ in Kingsport, Tennessee.
How We Care
CMI plays a supporting role in planting churches and raising funds for disaster relief, such as the 2010 earthquake that killed over 250,000 people. Churches have been planted throughout Haiti and wherever Haitians live worldwide, including the US, France, Guadeloupe, the Dominican Republic, and Central and South America—over 250 churches from this first congregation. Rod Myers has made over 40 trips to teach and preach, with thousands coming to the Lord.
How We Equip
CMI’s work in Haiti aims to provide funds for travel, teaching materials, meeting places, and relief efforts. Because of our long experience in Haiti, we can advise others on how to best work in a country plagued by poverty, a corrupt government, and disreputable preachers.
CMI uses all funds at CMI's discretion, which is consistent with our corporate purposes as prescribed by law.
