A Blog About Life and Ministry in the "Pearl of the Antilles"

Zachary and Sharon Segaar-King, along with their children, Hannah, Vivian, Isaiah, and Esther, who are serving with Resonate Global Mission







Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Segaar-King June Ministry Report

Since coming back to Haiti on June 7, we have had a chance to experience some of its beauty
Dear Friends and Family:

Greetings from Haiti!  On June 9 we arrived safely in Haiti with our whole family.  Honestly, it has been a challenging readjustment to life in Haiti.  Nine months is a long time to be gone.  Also, June and July are among our most busy and stressful months with teams and projects.  By God’s grace, we are readapting to life in Haiti little by little.  We would like to thank you for your prayers and also thank our colleagues in Haiti who worked so hard in our absence.

Please join us in giving thanks to God for:

1. A safe and successful trip for the youth team from Cascade CRC and Thornapple Community Church (Grand Rapids, MI).  This team of 34, our second largest team ever, had a busy and impactful week with us.  See our blog for more details.

2. Safe arrival and good health.  Though one of our children was traveling with strep-throat, we finally found the right anti-biotic to treat it.

3. A good reception from our colleagues.  We have been blessed by many phone calls and visits from our colleagues whom we have not seen for nine-months.

4. Lots of ministry needs and opportunities.  It is nice to feel needed!

Please join us in praying for:

1. Our greatest prayer request for the next year is that God would lead a new missionary family to Haiti.  It is critical that we find a qualified candidate as soon as possible.  Please help us spread the word.  The job description is posted at:

2. The director of Back to God Ministries International (BTGMI), Pastor Kurt Selles, will be visiting Haiti in July.  BTGMI is the primary supporter of Perspectives Réformées, our French-language radio ministry.  Pray that Kurt’s visit will help shed light on the future of PR in Haiti.

3. Pray for the ongoing conflict within our partner, the CRC of Haiti.  Since part of the conflict is about money, we have engaged an auditing firm to analyze four years-worth of transactions.  We know an audit will not resolve the conflict.  However, pray that it will provide information that can help lead to a resolution.   

Thanks for your prayers and support,
Zachary, Sharon, Hannah, Vivian, Isaiah and Esther Segaar-King

Missionaries to Haiti through Christian Reformed World Missions 

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