Kihomi and Nzunga serve as a vital link between International Ministries and the Haitian Baptist Convention. Nzunga teaches theology at the Christian University of Northern Haiti, trains assistant professors in teaching and writing books, administers a scholarship program, and visits and preaches in churches. He also administers the "Kids for Kids" goat project that provides needed school and personal supplies for children and university students.

Kihomi works with families in the areas of counseling, family planning, and women's health issues. She also coordinates and advises the women's association of the Haitian Baptist Convention, representing women of all the Baptist denominations of Haiti at international conferences.

They write: Greeting from our campus of Haut-Limbe. Today Wednesday May 15, was a special day in the life of our university. 27 senior theological students had to participate, accept, and commit their life to ethically serving the living savior. Those students have spent four full yeas and some of them five years studying how to be a good pastor in this corrupted world. Their academic graduation is for May 31.
 
I had the privilege of teaching them Pastoral ethics, pastoral counseling and pastoral theology. It is always fascinating to me to observe how our dynamics change from that of professor-students to friends and bosses. From now on the future of the church in Haiti is on their hands. They are the ones who will prepare our people to enter in a new Haiti where honey and milk will flow for all.

•    As we rejoice with them and their families, please join us in giving Thanksgiving to God for all His goodness to all of us.