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Encouraging, training and resourcing church leaders
I noticed the difference my first night back in Haiti. When darkness fell that evening and the streets grew quiet, I heard people singing. That’s not unusual in Haiti – a woman singing as she hangs laundry in her back yard, children singing as they walk home from school, and especially Christians. That’s what I… Keep Reading
God helps those who help themselves. You’ve heard the saying. It’s true as far as it goes. God expects us to take responsibility, initiative and action in what we know to be right. But what if we cannot help ourselves? What if nothing we do changes our situation? Then what? God steps in! That’s the… Keep Reading
We started Course 1 in Cap-Haitien this morning (last Monday) with a full house. (See pics!) Modie, a member of our ministry team, told us last year that many, many church leaders were asking for PPI Course 1 again in Cap-Haitien. He was right! The Lord has given our team strength and joy these past… Keep Reading
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Partnership of Pastors International (PPI) is a nonprofit organization actively engaged in encouraging, training and resourcing church leaders in … Read More »

Esau Paulema, Co-Founder and Haiti Liaison We consider Pastor Esau the founder of Thompson Bible pastoral training in Haiti. In 2010, he asked us … Read More »
Esau Paulema, Co-Founder and Haiti Liaison We consider Pastor Esau the founder of Thompson Bible pastoral training in Haiti. In 2010, he asked us to return to Haiti to train pastors. Since then Esau has prayed and worked tirelessly to make every conference happen. He is a humble, … Read More
“In so many ways the Lord has prepared me all my life for this season of Kingdom work . . .” Read More »
Partnership of Pastors International, a nonprofit organization to dedicated to encouraging, equipping, and resourcing pastors and churches in developing countries.