Foreign Missions | Church of All Nations

Reaching the World With the Gospel of Jesus Christ

From Genesis through Revelation, Scripture presents the heartbeat of God—world missions. As believers, Jesus commanded us to make disciples of all nations. Boca Church of all Nations Missions Ministry is doing just that by equipping, encouraging, and serving our missionaries and the ones they reach for Christ.The mission satement for Jesus Ministry can be found in Luke 4:18.

"The Spirit of the LORD is upon Me, because He has anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; He has sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to set at liberty those who are oppressed..."

CALEB BBQ FUNDRAISER HUGE SUCCESS

Church of All Nations in cooperation with CALEB Centers CMI held a Brazilian style barbeque fundraiser for the many CALEB Centers around the world. A huge success, events such as these have pumped life into the economics of these highly valued institutions.

Under the direction of COAN missionary Patty Aguilar and Elder Enrique Pinedo and select staff members and volunteers, the barbeque fed an estimated 100 meals and collected over five hundred dollars. Congratulations to all who participated in this awesome event and we look forward to more of these fundraisers in the near future. click for photos

Due to the devasting earthquake that decimated the island of Haiti in January 2010, Church of all Nations has refocused the majority of their Foreign Missions efforts and resources in helping the families within our congregation, their families still living in Haiti and the countless thousands of affected people still dealing with this massive natural disaster.

The Haitian Ministry coordinated an extremely successful medical relief Missions Trip to the island of Haiti from July 26th through August the 4th. Led by Dr. Renaud St. Vil, Pastor Numa Bien-Aime, Pastor Enoch Fedna, and Pastor Delinor (Ben) Benoit. The mission’s team ministered in the cities of Leogane, Grand-Goave and Port au Prince.

Pastor Ben was quoted as saying,” this is by far the best mission’s trip back to Haiti in my life”. God consistently blessed the efforts of these men of God even before their departure from Florida. In need of as much medicines as possible, the bulk did not arrive until two days before departure.

While in Leogane the medical staff saw 251 patients and led 21 people to Christ. From there they proceeded to the town of Grand-Goave. While in Grand -Goave they were able to examine 196 patients and saw 12 people come into the kingdom of God. There was discipleship as well as evangelism while in Grand-Goave.

At the conclusion of the mission’s trip the team concluded their efforts in the capital of Port-au-Prince. While in Port-au-Prince they examined 250 patients and witnessed 60 salvations. Also while in Port-au- Prince the team was not only able to evangelize but disciple as well.

In overview, 697 patients were seen, and there were 93 conversions for Christ. In an amazing display of God’s power, the medical staff was able to leave excess medical supplies for the people of this impoverished island. Estimates for the cost of the medicines distributed totaled $300,000.00. Congratulations to the Haitian Ministry for this tremendous sacrifice and success! click for photos

Laying Flowers At The Hotel Montana

Pastor Boykin Addressses Haiti's Youth

Flying into Haiti, Pastor Boykin prepares his notes for the message he is set to deliver to the youth of Haiti. As the plane begins its descent, there is a collective agreement that God is about to do something special…

Haiti Trip Video Documentary

Arriving in Port-au-Prince on Thursday March the 26th, Pastor Boykin began his agenda meeting with Haiti’s youth leaders. During the meetings, details were finalized regarding the weekends activities. Haitian students from destroyed universities in Port-au- Prince and from campuses across the United States joined together with one purpose, the building of a stronger Haiti through Jesus Christ. The student’s were united in their resolve to remain in Haiti until their goals become a reality.

Disappointed with their countries current leadership, Haiti’s young people are determined to make a difference at the polls. One that favors a new Haiti, reflecting Christian values and democracy as its foundation.
At the conclusion of the meeting key members of the group had the opportunity to speak with Pastor Boykin. During a time of question and answer, group leaders consulted with Pastor Boykin, seeking spiritual guidance and direction.

Pastor Boykin was introduced by national television personalities to the Haitian population during an interview seen throughout Haiti.

As tribute to the 250,000 victims of January’s earthquake, a tree planting ceremony was held alongside the mass gravesite where those who perished were buried. Over twelve busloads of young people arrived for this event as well as dignitaries and missionaries from several other countries.

The planting of the 2500 trees symbolized a new covenant of change among the Haitian people. Pastor Boykin addressed the crowd, encouraging and challenging the next generation of Haitians with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Pastor Boykin’s vision was planted in the soil of hope and commitment alongside Haitian brothers and sisters.

Another important goal of the trip was the medical outreach coordinated by Dr. Renaud St. Vil and staff. Over 70 patients in the surrounding areas near the capital were given exams in addition to receiving antibiotics and other medical supplies.

The march in downtown Port-au-Prince began in the midst of chaos as the Haitian government disrupted the start, causing many in the crowd to leave before it began. But things brightened and Pastor Boykin was able to deliver a message of hope and restoration.

Bringing twenty three minutes of impassioned preaching, Pastor Boykin referenced the Book of Ezekiel prompting the crowd with the familiar refrain, “Can these dead bones live again?” Can this nation live again? As shouts filled the audience, Pastor Boykin continued his message stating, “To rebuild Haiti the young people first need to plant the vision in their hearts. The next generation of Haitians cannot be satisfied with the status quo, accepting such things as illiteracy and unemployment.”

Pastor Boykin added, “When God blesses a nation, he blesses everyone. Money alone cannot restore the dream, only God. God is looking for a new generation and you are that generation. It is time for real change in Haiti, one that embraces Jesus Christ and trusts that through Him Haiti’s future is guaranteed through the word of God.

The soil has been turned, the trees planted and the vision of a new Haiti has been firmly set in the minds and hearts of the Haitian people. Yet Haiti is still a country struggling to its feet. Long term commitment is key. Your prayers and financial support too, will play a role as will trips such as this.

Church of All Nations continues to be the tip of the spear as together we continue to make a difference, a difference Christ commands in the lives of those less fortunate.

And Jesus stood still, and commanded him to be called. And they called the blind man, saying unto him, Be of good comfort, rise; he calleth thee. And Jesus answered and said unto him, what wilt thou that I should do unto thee? The blind man said unto him, Lord, that I might receive my sight.

The Spirit of the Lord [is] upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised.    click for photos

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