The programming on the mission's radio and TV station is Christian and educational, teaching people how to do better for themselves. There is no public education in Haiti. There is no public health system. None of the infrastructure we take for granted. The greatest temporal need in Haiti today is education.
Food is second.
Enough could probably be grown if the people knew how. Haiti needs skilled people to go down there and teach them how to do things. The mission in Haiti was founded by Pastor Revenel Benoit, the son of a Voo Doo Priestess. Today the mission he runs is supported by donations from churches in the states coordinated by Faith Mission International. It includes six schools serving nearly 2,000 students, a boys shelter, a food co-op, a home for the elderly and handicapped, a computer classroom, a church, and the electronic ministry.