Haiti On The Brink: Did Evangelicals Break The Caribbean Nation?

(ANALYSIS) The news coming from Haiti is not good. It’s not been good for years, for decades, but today it’s even worse. Gangs now control much of the country. It is essentially a failed state, with the lowest per capita income of any country in the Western Hemisphere and among the lowest on the planet. These are hard realities, but evangelicals need to face a hard reality of our own when it comes to Haiti.

This entrepreneurial minister created a solution to provide clean water to rural Dominicans

Rural villages in the Dominican Republic’s hot, barren southwestern region struggle to access clean drinking water. This entrepreneurial minister created a business that filters water using ultraviolet light and an elaborate storage system and delivers clean water at affordable prices or no cost to families, schools and businesses.

News, North AmericaErik TryggestadJuly 5, 2021Erik Tryggestad, Christian Chronicle, Dominican Republic, Primary Feature, Manuel Aquino Castro, Carribbean, clean water, water crisis, Secondary feature, Secondary FeatureComment

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