Ministry Projects

The lighthouse is Warren's mission house in the mountains south of Port au Prince. It is used as his home-base when serving in Haiti. Fully furnished with modern conveniences, it makes a great spot for visitors to stay who come to help with ministry or missionaries who need a short sabbatical.

The training center is a separate building near the mission house. It's used for teaching practical life and occupational skills like construction, welding, woodworking, mechanics, electrical, chicken farming, and gardening.

Our Hands His Heart has been transporting eggs and incubators to Haiti for years. Churches, ministries, orphanages, and individuals have been blessed with the beginnings of a self-sustaining business and food source.

One of the most expensive but cost-effective things that we do through Our Hands His Heart, might be solar and wind energy. In Haiti the main source of electricity is powered by generators which are extremely expensive to run long term because of fuel prices. Warren puts his skills to good use by installing windmills, solar panels, and the batteries that store the energy. Also, offering his services to other ministries and churches.

"Religion that is pure and undefiled before God the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction..."   - James 1:27a

In all the trips to Haiti, children are the ones that grip our hearts deeply. Many parents are not able to provide for their children and a lot are true orphans. Gifts of food or toys are a bright light in the lives of these little ones.

We have also seen a great need among widows who struggle to make a living. Through generous donations we have been able to help many widows financially in Haiti and the US.

In 2023 Warren had an opportunity to travel to Africa, visiting churches, schools, and remote villages. This sparked a new ministry field, and he has begun work on a church and school just outside of Lodwar, Kenya working among the Turkana Indians. If you want to follow along on this journey, follow Warren on Facebook.

As we see the need in poorer areas, Warren has collected clothes and shoes and other personal necessities to send to these regions. A large clothes baler was sent to a village in Africa recently and Warren went to help distribute the items.

We have had many opportunities in the past couple of years to help individuals in our local community in the US that need financial help. Some with medical bills, cancer expenses, widows, some with vehicle trouble, and the list could go on. If you know of someone in need and would like to donate through a nonprofit, contact us!