Meet our Staff

 Our efforts in Haiti are supported by a gifted group of individuals, without whom this important work would not get completed.

Jean Bernard Philippe Georges

Jean Bernard first began working with us in 2007. It was amazing to see how he had such a gift to minister to children. In many of our meetings we would have adults in one area and children in another. After 2 years JB’s leadership abilities began to show how he could direct many of our ministries while being able to bring others on staff to help accomplish all we do. Jean Bernard is our Haitian Director has been instrumental in taking Acts 29 to the next level.

Eric Seiter

Eric Seiter has been a great friend and a co-worker for all of the ministries of Acts 29. As our USA Director, he oversees much of the ministry that takes place here in the USA while I am in Haiti. Acts 29 would not be where it is today without the gifts and abilities of Eric. His love for the Haitian people happens every day as his continues to oversee our works.

Chelor Exil

Chelor Exil has a tremendous gift to reach children and youth. He is now at one of the best English teaching schools in Port-Au-Prince. He has a great ability to go into a village and begin assembling groups of people for our ministry outreach. These abilities has resulted in the forming of several impactful ministry groups such as our Widows Care Program. Chelor has a heart after God and desires to see his nation changed.

Mark Smith

Mark Smith has been a great leader for Living Word Church in Dayton for many years. After much prayer, God directed us to bring Mark in as a full-time board member. Mark’s skills in financial ministry help him to oversee all our official papers here in the United States. He is married and has two daughters.

Maxime Desir

Maxime Desir has a great talent for music and youth. We use his DJ talents to gather the youth for our Youth Ministry. Maxime has a great heart to reach children and youth in the villages around us. Once he sets up his DJ equipment and begins to “do his thing”, we will have hundreds of people gathing around to see and hear all that is happening.

Henryclaude Allier

Henryclaude has become a valuable asset to all out outreaches in the villages. When his uncle Joseph was in an accident, Henryclaude stepped up to the plate and took on the responsibilities as Joseph healed. He was instrumental in seeing the bathrooms built in the city of Cabaret to help stop the spread of Cholera. He is also one of our leaders in our youth programs. He desires to be a teacher.