Future Projects

Reformation Hope, Inc. is committed to engage in projects which offer the promise of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, demonstrated through the provision of human, financial, and material resources to those in need. Our project priorities with respect to strategic commitments are guided by the stated purposes of our corporate articles, which include the following declaration:

The corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, literary, scientific, and religious purposes including, but not limited to, assistance to underprivileged orphans and other needy individuals by providing food, clean water, clothing, education, healthcare, and vocational assistance, by furthering economic development in depressed areas, by fostering spiritual and character development, by building orphanages, medical clinics, shelters, housing, schools, and otherwise providing assistance to families.

While our current underway projects are limited in scope to the island nation of Haiti (see "Haiti, about Haiti"), we envision future project opportunities in the nearby Dominican Republic and in other disadvantaged areas as the Lord may guide and the needs be shown to be a good fit with our corporate mission and vision.

Haiti Agriculture Project Update

December 1, 2009

We are thankful to the Lord for His provision for us of 70 acres of prime, farmable land near the coast of Haiti, located conveniently a short distance from our mission compound. We believe this project is absolutey crucial in providing healthier food for our children and educating them in self-sufficiency, as well as providing a reliable source of revenue for the ministry locally. During our recent trip, we were accompanied by Dr. Glenwood Hill of Fort Valley, a recognized expert in sustainable agriculture and Third World development, as well as pastors Richard Bright and Samuel Mosteller of Atlanta. These men have agreed to assist us as partners in the agriculture project.

As a result of our meeting with the local mayor and other government officials, we have learned that in order to receive the rights to use the land free of charge for 20 years, we must demonstrate the financial, planning, and labor capacity to develop the land for sustainable and viable agriculture.

Immediately upon our return from the September development trip to Haiti, our team began creating a framework and organization for the land. We also began seeking either donations for purchasing farm equipment, or outright gifts of previously owned tractors in good, reliable condition. Recently, our mission director in Haiti, Pastor Jean Paul, travelled with our agriculture team to the big annual Farm Expo in Moultrie, GA. We covet your prayers and your assistance in this vital project.

In Christ,

Pastor Martin Hawley

If you are interested in knowing more about our agriculture project. you can download this document, which summarizes our goals and objectives: (Haiti Agriculture Project).