ABOUT ACTS 29 MISSIONS

We began new work in the villages of Packing and Ti-Plas. In Packing, over 100 women started meeting weekly for worship and learning about God under a large shade tree. In Ti-Plas, the property was owned by a Voodoo priest, who was not welcoming at first. After several months, the landowner observed the changes in the community and chose to accept Christ. Following his conversion, our church in Ti-Plas was established.

When the nation of Haiti was struck by four hurricanes, we recognized a new need emerging in their aftermath. After witnessing the devastation in the city of Cabaret, we traced the damage up the river valley to an area known as Section 4. Once we began our work in Section 4, we soon discovered that multiple villages in the mountains remained entirely unreached. From this point onward, serving these people became our mission and new home.

We acquired property in the mountain village of Ropissa. This location allowed us to stay connected to neighboring villages that were otherwise difficult to access. We soon realized that both children and adults in these villages were illiterate and, for generations, had no access to education. Because schooling was unavailable, we built a school in Ropissa, providing education for the first time.

MEET DON ADAMSON

FOUNDER, PRESIDENT

Don is the president of Acts 29 Ministries, a pastor, a missionary, an author, the husband to his wife Sandra and father to his two children. His family has served overseas together and separate, following the call of God on their lives since 1994.

In 2000 he moved his family to Haiti to focus on the church, both physically and spiritually. Don and Sandee, along with the staff of Acts 29 Missions are dedicated to seeing God change the nation of Haiti one person at a time.