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Welcome to GAP-Haiti mission blog
This is the blog site for ( G.A.P. ) go and produce ministries. I first started my career as a missionary in April 2000 after having had two other careers. At the time I was well into the second half of my life. A good friend of mine refers to this period as the down hill side of the mountain phase of life. I have never asked him to clarify whether he means he is half way through the journey or into the easiest part. I know for my particular situation both applied. I had retired from a Fortune 500 company with a pension and lifetime health insurance and into a career owning a construction company. Like many of my friends I could see retirement not too far off in the future. God had other plans and purpose in mind for me. While so many others my age are contemplating retiring and the easy life there are others like myself who feel inspired to work harder and give more of themselves to others. I once read a book titled "Finishing Strong" that advocated that God expects us to finish life in a strong and positive way. I hope this blog will be an inspiration for others who feel that life is a new beginning in the second half and intended to be every bit as productive as the first.
About Me
- GAP-Haiti Mission News Blog
- I'm the Manager of Project Help Haiti an organization working in Haiti since 1967. They have 2 first class medical facilities, 29 churches, 17 schools, 2 guesthouses, a large seminar & conference center, a welding, fabricating & machine shop and block making facility. My journey to this place started with my promise to God to be available whenever and where ever he called me. I first traveled to Haiti in the year 2000 on a one week church mission team to work at Project Help. At the invitation of Dr. Vic Binkley the Director of Project Help I returned to work on construction projects for P-H till early 2002. In the summer of that year my wife and I founded GAP (go an produce) Ministry, located in Montrouis, Haiti which we continue to direct. As the executive director of GAP we work with Canaan Orphanage, are currently building a community clinic, work with mountain villages through our "Feet Across the Mountains" ministries and also distribute free French and Creole Bibles for World Missionary Press. In Sept. of 2009 I agreed to return to Project Help and assume the duties of my long time friend and mentor Dr. Binkley.
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Our ministry work
* Canaan Christian Community
(hosting construction & ministry teams)
* Canaan Clinic
( financing & overseeing construction)
* GLAD Ministry (giving love and dignity)
shipping & distrubuting boxes of hygiene,
school, health, tools, and more
* "Feet Across the Mountains" ministry
bringing a better quality of life to the mountains
* World Missionary Press
contact representative in Haiti for free distrubution of
Creole & French Bibles
(hosting construction & ministry teams)
* Canaan Clinic
( financing & overseeing construction)
* GLAD Ministry (giving love and dignity)
shipping & distrubuting boxes of hygiene,
school, health, tools, and more
* "Feet Across the Mountains" ministry
bringing a better quality of life to the mountains
* World Missionary Press
contact representative in Haiti for free distrubution of
Creole & French Bibles
Contact Info
Website:
www.gap-haiti.com
Phones:
U.S. office 260-691-3806
U.S. cell 260-609-6484
Haiti cell 509-3643-7686
e-mail:
smossburg@msn.com
www.gap-haiti.com
Phones:
U.S. office 260-691-3806
U.S. cell 260-609-6484
Haiti cell 509-3643-7686
e-mail:
smossburg@msn.com
Blog Archive
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2009
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April
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- THE MAKING OF A TEAM
- THE GREAT RACE
- Liz Froba Haiti Slideshow
- BEACHES
- GREAT NEWS FOR CLINIC
- GOD IS GOOD
- AN EVENING WITH FRIENDS
- EARTH DAY
- THE ROAD TO CANAAN
- 'Raise the Roof' concert will raise funds for loca...
- RAISE THE ROOF
- IT TAKES TWO FEET TO WALK
- THE FUTURE IS NOW
- AN AWESOME GOD
- HAITI PROJECT NEARING COMPLETION
- SIGNS OF SPRING
- WALKING THE WALK
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April
(17)
Followers
Favorite Quotes
"We are all missionaries wherever we go we are either bringing people nearer to Christ or we repel them from Christ". Eric Liddell
'The Great Commission is not an option to be considered, it is a command to be obeyed". J. Hudson Taylor
" I will belong to the road, sharing the suffering of my people, eating with those who will give me shelter, and telling all men of the love of God". Sadu Sundar Singh
'' I have but one candle of life to burn, and would rather burn it out where people are dying in darkness than in a land which is flooded in lights". anonymous missionary
" Who in heaven will thank God for you playing a part in their salvation? Dan Davidson
'The Great Commission is not an option to be considered, it is a command to be obeyed". J. Hudson Taylor
" I will belong to the road, sharing the suffering of my people, eating with those who will give me shelter, and telling all men of the love of God". Sadu Sundar Singh
'' I have but one candle of life to burn, and would rather burn it out where people are dying in darkness than in a land which is flooded in lights". anonymous missionary
" Who in heaven will thank God for you playing a part in their salvation? Dan Davidson
Creole Recipes
"Banaan Peze" or pressed plantains
Peel the plantain and cut it diagonally into 2 or 3 pieces. Let them sit in salted water at least an hour. Fry them in hot oil in a skillet then lower the heat for a few minute.Remove and absorb excess oil with paper toweling. Press them with a manufacured press or 2 pieces of board or anything that will flatten them. Place back in oil and deep fry getting them as crisp as possible is the way I prefer to eat them.
"Peekleez" or Pickles
Cut into small pieces white cabbage carrots, onions, shallots, 1 red and 1 green hot pepper, and 1 red and 1 green pepper. Add a clove of garlic and some whole black pepper. Put everything in a glass jar or bowl and pour 2-3 cups of boiling white vinegar , juice and pulp from 1 lime and 3 chicken bouillon cubes, add some salt. Great on banaan peze, meat and rice dishes.
Peel the plantain and cut it diagonally into 2 or 3 pieces. Let them sit in salted water at least an hour. Fry them in hot oil in a skillet then lower the heat for a few minute.Remove and absorb excess oil with paper toweling. Press them with a manufacured press or 2 pieces of board or anything that will flatten them. Place back in oil and deep fry getting them as crisp as possible is the way I prefer to eat them.
"Peekleez" or Pickles
Cut into small pieces white cabbage carrots, onions, shallots, 1 red and 1 green hot pepper, and 1 red and 1 green pepper. Add a clove of garlic and some whole black pepper. Put everything in a glass jar or bowl and pour 2-3 cups of boiling white vinegar , juice and pulp from 1 lime and 3 chicken bouillon cubes, add some salt. Great on banaan peze, meat and rice dishes.
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