Hope Alive! Clinic Ministries Sharing the Love of Jesus through evangelism, nutrition,

medical and dental care, and job training.

PO Box 964 Medford, NJ 08055 609-234-3629 www.hopealivesolace.org hopealivehaiti@yahoo.com

Again, The U.S. And Canadian Governments Have Raised The Travel Restrictions to Haiti At Level 4; Do Not Travel.

Pastor Frank & Leslee, along with Pastor Julius Oghogho from Philadelphia, visited Haiti March 5th. The scope of the trip was to hold a Pastors’ Conference, youth program, attend Penny’s Sewing Class Graduation, & several planning meetings. The travel advisory was raised while we were in route to Haiti. All our activities & travel went well. (See photos.) We sensed God’s Hand of protection on us. Many folks were prayed for, ministered to, en-couraged, and enlightened. With the current travel restriction, unrest & violence in Haiti, we have postponed all mission trips at this time until further notice. It has been 16 months of no team visits to Hope Alive. The clinics, sewing school, and Solace Hos-pital, have remained open! Please prayerfully consider helping us keep hope alive in Haiti with a donation, big or small. It will go a very long way to help these desperate people.

Hope Alive Clinic & Solace Nutrition Hospital Remain Open! Due to national instability and soaring food prices, malnutrition is rampant. Among our 18 inten-sive care Solace babies, we are nurturing a 6-lb.11-month old and a 4-lb.10 month old (pictured on website). Only 4 sponsors @ only $25 a month for only 18 months can save the life of a mal-

nourished child. Will you be one for only $25 a month? The scope of Solace is to rehabilitate children with nutritional needs by proper diet, medicine, love and a whole lot of prayer. We keep families together... kids out of orphanages. If a child is too sick for Solace, we cover all the costs necessary to bring him back to good health at another hospital. When he reaches his goal weight, he continues his treatment as an outpatient. Visit www.hopealivesolace.org for sponsorship information, or message us with any questions you have on how you can help! Thank you for your prayers and support! Please be the answer to the prayers of an impoverished mother in Haiti. Please make a real difference for a child.

Spring 2020

Sponsorship and Ministry Needs 1. Prayers 2. Solace child sponsorship 3. $ Donations (buy in Haiti) food, medicine, fuel,

Haitian salaries, Solace supplies, remote Tricon Clinic. 4. In-Kind Donations of Disposable Diapers, (medium) Baby Wipes, Baby Formula, and Powdered WHOLE Milk.

Hope Alive! Clinic Ministries, Inc. - PO Box 964 - Medford, NJ 08055 www.hopealivesolace.org - hopealivehaiti@yahoo.com - 609-234-3629

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Pastor Julius Oghogho from Philadelphia

hosted a pastors’ conference on March 7th. Despite travel dangers, 34 pastors attended.

One came from 9 hours away! The sessions lasted throughout the day with highlights on

pastoral responsibility, spiritual leadership,

Bible knowledge, prayer, fasting, and church growth. It was held at the local church

where Pastor Francois, our Mariani Adminis-trator is the Associate Pastor; and Renaud,

our National Administrator, teaches Sunday school and plays guitar. It was a great meet-

ing with a full lunch provided. Most pastors

in Haiti are desperate for teaching. Everyone is looking forward to Pastor Julius’ return.

Gospel! Pastor Oghogho also spoke at a

youth program on Friday, March 6th at Hope Alive. These meetings gather

many local kids. The activities range from music, teaching, prayer, videos,

contests, games. Pastor Oghogho loves

ministering to youth: “planting seeds for Haiti’s future”. The teaching was

well received, and many seeds were sown. These kids are sweet and loving.

When asked what prayer they would like, the usual response is “father to

get a job”, “mother not sick anymore.”

Pastor Frank and Leslee attended the 8th year

sewing graduation ceremony March 7th. The event celebrates Penny Miller’s vision to pro-

vide sewing lessons and machines to local gals and get them started in their own businesses.

The ladies made their own fashions (only a

small sampling pictured), looking quite chic! We salute Penny for this wonderful ministry. It

has helped many women. The event, with lunch, was held atop on Hope Alive’s Pavilion.

Several friends and relatives attended.