Presenting Christ in a rural Haitian community...one lesson at a time.
QUICK UPDATE FROM ANDY...
Hello friends of ASAPH Teaching Ministry!
A new year is under way! I take this occasion to thank those of you who support ASAPH. In 2025, we met our fundraising goal! That means we can keep doing what we are doing. God is good.
February will be the grand opening of the brand new band stand at ASAPH. The foundation and posts for the bandstand were made possible by the family of Clark E. Wise, my uncle. We have taken the name for the band stand from the street where Clark raised his family. The Sixth Avenue Pavilion will be the sight of many evenings of live music in Pasbwadom. I grew up playing in a community band, and church picnics are some great memories for me. We plan to create many such memories for people in our community. There is something about Caribbean evenings. As the sun goes down, people are often cleaned up, dressed up, and ready to cool off after a long hot day. Add live music and something to eat or drink with friends, and you are close to paradise. :) That is our plan for the brand new Sixth Avenue Pavilion.
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Sign up for our quarterly newsletter (on this website)!!!
Pray for us as we continue to present Jesus Christ here in a rural Haitian community...one lesson at a time.
Follow God,
ANDY STUMP
A new year is under way! I take this occasion to thank those of you who support ASAPH. In 2025, we met our fundraising goal! That means we can keep doing what we are doing. God is good.
February will be the grand opening of the brand new band stand at ASAPH. The foundation and posts for the bandstand were made possible by the family of Clark E. Wise, my uncle. We have taken the name for the band stand from the street where Clark raised his family. The Sixth Avenue Pavilion will be the sight of many evenings of live music in Pasbwadom. I grew up playing in a community band, and church picnics are some great memories for me. We plan to create many such memories for people in our community. There is something about Caribbean evenings. As the sun goes down, people are often cleaned up, dressed up, and ready to cool off after a long hot day. Add live music and something to eat or drink with friends, and you are close to paradise. :) That is our plan for the brand new Sixth Avenue Pavilion.
Follow us on FACEBOOK and INSTAGRAM. View over 100 videos on our YouTube channel. Visit the "HEADLINES" portion of this website for more stories.
Sign up for our quarterly newsletter (on this website)!!!
Pray for us as we continue to present Jesus Christ here in a rural Haitian community...one lesson at a time.
Follow God,
ANDY STUMP
Haiti is beauty. It was at one time 'the Pearl of the Antilles.' Slivers of the country are a tropical paradise to this day.
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Haiti is distressed. It is the poorest country in the western hemisphere and suffers from political instability, injustice, illiteracy, hunger, unemployment, inflation, low self-worth....the list goes on.
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Haiti is home to 11 million people all created in God's image. Haiti is Judes. Haiti is Elimene. Haiti is Sophonie, Ulrick, and Sony.
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ASAPH Teaching Ministry is sharing the love of Jesus Christ with the people of a town called Pasbwadom...one lesson at a time.
"GIVE THANKS TO THE LORD FOR HE IS GOOD.
HIS LOVE ENDURES FOREVER."
Psalm 118:1
HIS LOVE ENDURES FOREVER."
Psalm 118:1