No More

We’ve shared about unrest in Haiti over the past several years, but it’s time we have a raw conversation about what’s been taking place. In short, it’s devastating and dark. Our hearts are broken by the atrocities taking place. While we are an organization that focuses on hope, right now, our friends in Haiti feel hopeless. The silence is deafening. We can, and we must, do something.

The first country in the world to free itself from slavery is now enslaved once again to the silence from the outside world as gangs mercilessly take over entire villages.

NO MORE.

We must give a voice to the eleven million people living in Haiti who feel like their voice is not heard—seven million who do not know where their next meal will come from.

We must speak up for the hundreds of thousands of children being blocked from going to school each day.

We must say, “no more” to women being raped, villages being burned, and children being murdered.

Haiti needs our prayers, our help, and our voices to stop the silence.

There is a path forward! A path for Haiti to be freed! To once again be the Pearl of the Antilles!

Today we must raise our voices and say, “No more! We must act on behalf of the people of Haiti.”

It’s up to the governments, NGOs, businesses, churches, you, and I to raise our voices and act for the people of Haiti.

ACT NOW:

Together, our voices will be used to speak up for our neighbors and friends in Haiti.


Till not one is left...

Brad Johnson

President

Mission of Hope

Brad Johnson on Apr 24, 2023

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