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B2M Mission Camp

and Monthly Support

Equipping missionaries to restore their Nation 

“Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for us? Then said I, Here am I; send me.”

Isaiah 6:8

 

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Photo: New York Times

Our Vision

Our vision for the mission camp is to equip Haitian seminary students—who are currently living as refugees in the Dominican Republic—to become trained, Spirit-filled missionaries prepared to return to Haiti with purpose and hope. As immigration laws become increasingly strict, many Haitians are being deported without preparation or a safe place to return to. Most of these young people have grown up in the Dominican Republic and know little of the culture, language, or conditions in Haiti. Through this camp, we aim to disciple and empower them with biblical knowledge, practical ministry skills, and the heart of Christ, so they can go back not as victims, but as missionaries—bringing the Gospel, planting churches, and becoming agents of spiritual and social transformation in a nation desperately in need of healing.

Applicants to Mission Camp
and Monthly mission Support

 

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Leonel Belizaire

My name is Belizaire Leonel, and I am 35 year old born in Hinche, Central Plateau , Haiti.

I am married and have a daughter. I was born into a Christian family, where my father served as a deacon in the church. I spent three years at a Haitian institute, attending a seminar led by Pastor Scot Nelson at the Institute Biblique Logos. As an evangelist, I am serving Christ. I have decided to return to Haiti as a missionary to preach the gospel, especially in light of the banditry situation that is destroying the country. I am also able to preach the gospel to these men who are fighting to destroy the country.

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Stephene Joanis

​My name is Stephen Joanis and I was born in the Nord-Est region of Haiti, in the city of Ouanaminthe, specifically in the Zòn Savan-Long area. I was raised in a Christian family and accepted Jesus Christ into my life on December 15, 1991. I was baptized on June 12, 1992, and later married on February 28, 1995. Today, I am blessed with a family of 11 people. By profession, I am a tailor, and I also make bags. My vision is to one day return to my homeland with a ministry that is rich in the power and presence of God, so I can continue serving Jesus faithfully until the end of my days.

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Djouben Belizaire

My name is Djouben Bélizaire. I was born on February 20, 2002, in Hinche, Thomassique, Haiti. In 2022, I visited a church for what I thought would be just a simple visit, but it turned out to be a life-changing moment. That day, I received the Lord Jesus as my Savior and my Lord. It was a great day for me because before that, I had no hope—but Jesus changed my life forever. He gave me purpose, joy, and a new direction for my future.

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Darline St-Preux

My name is Darline St-Preux. I was born in 2003, in Hinche, Las Coabas, Haiti. I arrived in the Dominican Republic in 2021 and regularly attended church, but I had not yet received Christ. In 2022, everything changed when I was in Duquesa—I received the Lord Jesus into my life and made the decision to walk with Him. Since then, my life has taken a new direction, guided by His love and truth.

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Sadoc Joanis

My name is Sadoc Joanis. I was born on February 7, 1996, in Ouanaminthe, Haiti. I am married and have three children with my wife. I work as a tailor, an electrician, and a computer technician specializing in troubleshooting. I was born into a Christian family and have been attending church since I was a child. I accepted Jesus as my Lord and Savior at the age of 13 and was baptized in 2014. My vision is to return to my hometown with a powerful ministry so that the name of Jesus may be glorified.

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Franchise Aniel

My name is Franchise Aniel. I was born on January 6, 1983, in Fonds Verrettes, in the Ouest region of Haiti, specifically in the Alfons zone. I come from a non-Christian family, but I accepted Jesus as my Savior and was saved. I was baptized in February 2013. I have a family of nine people. By profession, I work in agriculture. My vision is to one day return to my country with a powerful ministry from God, to serve Him faithfully and continue fighting for the Gospel until Jesus returns.

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Rosa Perez

My name is Rosa Linda Michel Perez. I was born in 2000, in Santo Domingo Norte, Dominican Republic, at Maternidad de la Altagracia, and I am 25 years old. I come from a large Christian family with five sisters and four brothers, and my father is a pastor. Growing up in a Christian home, I was introduced to the gospel from an early age. I was baptized at the age of 14, and that was the moment I began to take my faith more seriously, truly experiencing what it means to be born again. My vision for the ministry is to see it grow in the Lord Jesus. I want to learn more about the Bible, deepen my relationship with God, and preach the gospel to the world—especially to those who are in need of Christ’s love and salvation.

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Elinord Fontil

My name is Elinord Fontil. I was born in 1992, in Thomonde, Haiti, and I am 33 years old. I come from a large family with three brothers and three sisters. My mother, who is now a 66-year-old widow, raised us faithfully after my father passed away in August 2022. Since I was a child, my mother took me to church—the only Episcopal church in our community—but it wasn’t until January 23, 2013, when I met a pastor in Port-au-Prince who taught me the Word of God, that I truly understood the gospel and raised my hand to receive Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior. My vision for the ministry is to see it grow and flourish so that the gospel may be preached not only in Santo Domingo, where it is greatly needed, but to the ends of the earth. I believe in fulfilling the Great Commission as commanded in Matthew 28:19–20 and Mark 16:15, proclaiming the Good News to every nation.

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Wisner Wigens

My name is Wisner Boucard Wigens. I was born on April 15, 1997, in Anse-à-Pitres, Haiti. I gave my life to Christ on December 5, 2020, and was baptized on June 8, 2021. I work as a mason and currently serve as a member in my church. My desire is for God to keep me strong in my faith and in my work so that I never turn back, but continue growing and serving Him faithfully.

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​Joseph Junior Lambert

My name is Joseph Junior Lambert, born in1997, in Petit Goave, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. I am a husband, and though my two beloved children do not currently live with me, I hold them close in my heart every day. I live with my wife, and together we walk this path of faith, trusting God for every step.

My journey with Jesus began in 2012 most unexpectedly. There was a crusade happening near my house—not something I had planned to attend. I was just outside talking with a friend when some people nearby overheard our conversation. I was explaining why I wasn’t ready to follow Christ. But instead of ignoring me, they gently leaned in with love and asked me one powerful question. That question pierced my heart and helped me let go of the obstacle that had kept me from surrendering to Jesus. In that moment, God reached into my life and turned everything around. It was not a loud altar call or a dramatic moment, but a quiet, divine interruption—and my life has never been the same.

Today, I am a pastor, called to serve with everything I have. My heart burns with a vision: to build a ministry that reflects Christ’s compassion and power—where the gospel is preached, the poor are cared for, and the broken find healing and hope. I want to be a voice of truth and mercy in my community, to help others discover the transforming love of Jesus, just as I did.

But I cannot do this alone.

I am praying for partners—those who will stand with me in prayer, in encouragement, and in financial support. Your support can help me bring the message of Jesus to places that are still waiting for hope. It can help build a ministry that feeds the hungry, shelters the vulnerable, and equips the next generation of leaders and believers.

Would you prayerfully consider joining this mission? Together, we can see lives changed, hearts healed, and Christ glorified in Haiti and beyond.

Thank you for believing in the work God is doing through me.

With a grateful heart,

Joseph Junior Lambert

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 Y Jesús se acercó y les habló diciendo: Toda potestad me es dada en el cielo y en la tierra.  Por tanto, id, y haced discípulos a todas las naciones, bautizándolos en el nombre del Padre, y del Hijo, y del Espíritu Santo; enseñándoles que guarden todas las cosas que os he mandado; y he aquí yo estoy con vosotros todos los días, hasta el fin del mundo. Amén.

Mateo 28:18-20

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