The Emmanuel Main Campus, built in 1983, is one of the strongest and most vibrant churches, dedicated to nurturing youth through faith, worship, and community. It is also home to a powerful testimony of God’s faithfulness through Pastor Charles Chatman, whose stolen mission funds were miraculously restored—doubled—through the generosity of others. Today, the church stands not only as a place of worship, but as a living reminder that even in hardship, God provides and prevails.

Emmanuel Mare-Savon, built in 2002, is one of the more structurally stable churches, yet its community continues to face ongoing needs and prayer requests. The church has been supported through outreach efforts including food, clothing, financial aid, and mobility equipment such as wheelchairs, bringing renewed dignity and mobility to many. However, improved accessibility to the church itself is still needed so that those with physical limitations can fully participate in worship and community life.

Emmanuel Fond-Mare, built in 2001, serves a remote and resilient community that faithfully gathers each Sunday despite challenging travel conditions. Today, the church faces urgent structural damage, with worsening cracks and a collapsing roof putting its congregation at risk. With support, prayer, and partnership, this devoted community can restore their church and continue growing in faith for years to come.

Emmanuel Lariolè began as a small, makeshift church built in 2022 in a remote and impoverished community, where faith and perseverance have always been strong. With continued support through food, clothing, and outreach programs, the community was able to construct a more permanent church structure in 2025. While the foundation now stands, it still needs essential elements like doors, windows, and seating to become a fully functional place of worship.

Emmanuel Church Pelicier, built in 2000, is the closest satellite church to the main campus, faithfully serving its mountain community despite difficult access and ongoing needs. One of its most urgent priorities is restoring the kindergarten program, as children currently have no access to early education due to the building’s condition. With prayer and support, this community can rebuild both their church and opportunities for the next generation.

Emmanuel Ravine Galette was built several decades ago. Because of its distance from our main campus and its remote hillside location, we are not able to visit as often as we would like. This church was hit hard by the 2010 hurricane, and the entire community suffered tremendous loss during that devastating event. Emmanuel Ravine Galette has always been one of Papa Maurancy’s beloved churches, and it weighs heavily on his heart to see how much help they need. Yet, despite every challenge and the scarcity of resources, the congregation continues to gather faithfully, standing strong in their faith.