It all started informally in 2012, in the United States, in the state of Maine, when Pastor Regulus Jules came from Haiti to visit the state. He could no longer watch his people, starving, homeless and living in unsafe conditions and went in faith to seek help. Word spread and churches and individuals began to make donations and pray for Pastor Jules and the people in rural Haiti; remarkable changes began to happen. Over the course of the past eleven years, donations from this determined group in Maine helped to fund many successful projects. Each time Pastor Jules returned to Maine, he brought fresh ideas for new ventures and an unwavering faith that, with the Lord's help, together we could make significant change. And so we did! 

• Successful projects include:

  • Orphans and very poor families, who were literally starving, are now being fed.

  • A new school serving over 100 was established. 

  • Bakeries were built and are run by graduated students to help feed the children.

  • Clean water was made possible through a new well.

  • Electricity was brought through solar panels.

  • Another community well was dug, serving hundreds.

  • An organic garden was planted.

  • A mentoring/training program for lay pastors for several villages was established.

  • In 2023 a Board of Directors began meeting for the formation of a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization; and in 2024 Rural Haiti Mission Support was born!