Kubota GL 7000 (GL Series)
2-pole Single Phase
Out Range: 6.5 - 10.0 KVA.
And it cost, after discount: 233,450 Gourdes
This Generator will be a great tool for the work that God has called us to do in our locality. In Haiti one a the greatest issue that we face is Black out. Some areas does not even have 6 hours of electricity a day. And we don't have at night. And very often, for us as a church, where we are located, we don't have electricity for our services. And now we are working on starting a Discipleship Training Center very soon. It will be a program where young and futures leaders will come and learn true Christianity and discipleship with a practical theology concept in other to be more effective and efficient for the task that God has entrusted them. This classes will take place in the evening and we know that our greatest issue will be electricity.
So Having a generator in Haiti is not just a tool, but it is most have tool.
May God bless you!
Talk to you soon.
PS: Keep us in your prayers.
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*In the Master's service,*
*Pastor Reginald Celestin*
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Permalink Update from Doug Penner on Yes it is still a major need. In Haiti the city power comes and go so often that it is almost impossible to rely on it. And at the church most of our activities are at night. We have services on Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday night. We have Discipleship training on Wednesday and Friday nights. We have cell group on Monday night and praise and worship practice on Saturday night. And very often we have two and sometimes three activities in one night. And as you know, we need electricity to run the sound. So a generator is a must in a country like Haiti
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Permalink Update from Reginald Celestin on Hello everyone,
Resurrection greetings in the name of Jesus. It is a real pleasure and joy to announce that now we have the generator that we have expected for one year. And thank you NATIONS IMPACTORS for your support and help to make this dream comes true.
In Haiti, we have frequent black outs. Some times we don't have electricity for days and
when it comes you may have it for 6 to 8 hours. And our church is growing and we are very active in teaching, forming, equipping our people. So we have something going on at the church every evening from Prayer meeting to Bible Study, from Discipleship training to Praise and worship practice, .... so a generator is a most in other to keep on equipping the saints.
So the Lord has blessed us mightily. We were expecting a 6.5 kw, but I saw on our national news paper that someone was selling a FG Wilson 40 kw Generator (Perkins engine) . So I went to see that man and talked to him and he agreed on giving us a 40 kw and when I told him about how much we have and when I explained to him what we need the generator for, he accepted that we owe him a small amount. So now we have a 40 kw generator that will be used for the church services, we will provide lights to the neighborhood, we won't have to rent a generator when we have crusades and mission trips in other cities (we need to say that to rent a generator that size you have to pay 150 to 200 USD a day) and if need be, we can rent it cheaper to other ministries that need one for crusades and other events.
So this generator is not just a blessing , but an indispensable tool to be more effective and efficient in what the Lord has intrusted us to do. So One more time THANK YOU. Your care for Haiti is well received and you can't imagine how many lives you are touching. May the Lord highly reward you and enlarge you territory.
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I have a good news for you, where I am now in Saint Marc the people who came for the crusade are Nigerian, and my cousin and I we had given 8,500 USD on the two generatorS and we owed the owner 4,500 USD, and when someone explained that to the preacher, who is a Senator, he gave us the money, meaning, tomorroW I will go and pay the rest of the money. We are DEBT FREE. PRAISE THE LORD!
Permalink Update from Reginald Celestin on Hello everyone,
what a busy month! Two big Crusades (one in Carrefour and one in Saint Marc) at the same time making a slab in Bouvier and doing back and fourth from Bouvier, buying stuff for the school. but in the midst of all that, what an amazing God we serve.
Everyday, we celebrate His faithfulness and He never stops surprising his children. Now we have a 40 KW Generator. Our big issue has been where to put it, but one more time the Lord has revealed Himself as the one who is able to do exceedingly, abundantly above all we may ask or imagine. There is a piece of land across the church where they buy iron to recycle. For more than two years, we have been believing God for that land. While I was praying, the Lord put on my heart to go and ask if I could put the Generator on the land, and I did. Imagine, without any question, they said no problem. They allow us to prepare a place to put the generator as you can see in in the pictures. The Bible says that: "Every place on which the sole of your foot treads, I have given it to you, just as I spoke to Moses" So now we are more confident in the Lord for that land.
The generator is excellent, many people can't believe that we have had such a great deal. Even though we have a small problem, to have it operational, we need to do the installation for it in the house, because the wire we are using now is too small, we need to buy stronger wire. But beside that everything is well.
Please keep us down here in Haiti in your prayers, as the school project in Bouvier is moving forward, but building up there is very difficult. I have a team of 17 people now in Bouvier, I left them the other day and they are doing the basics in preparation for the teal coming from Australia on January. Please don not stop making mention of us in your prayers.
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