Gregg and Gail Ennis
Gregg currently serves as field chairman for the Haiti Inland Mission. Besides these administrative responsibilities, he also works alongside our national leadership, giving insight and direction. He assists incoming work teams and is involved with the FM hospital project in Dessalines. When time permits, Gregg enjoys showing the Jesus video. Gail has many responsibilities as field coordinator for International Child Care Ministries (ICCM). Her foremost objective is to bring Christ to Haiti’s poor children. The sponsorship program provides children with educational opportunities, food and emergency medical assistance. Nearly 9,800 Haitian children are currently enrolled in the sponsorship program, and approximately 22,000 receive food.
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Jack and Jeanne Munos
Jack and Jeanne believe relationships and partnerships are both important. They endeavor to use interactive teaching methods and work alongside the Haitian church. Jack is involved in counseling and in preparing seminars for leaders. Jeanne works with Georges Valcourt, the national director of Institut Biblique Methodiste Libre, and in various ministries in the Haitian church, including pastoral training. They use a variety of avenues to train leaders and reach out for Christ including English classes, leadership training and spiritual retreats.
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Dan and Dee Ann Snyder began serving with Free Methodist World Missions in 1993, first in Rwanda, Africa, and then in Haiti. They worked in Haiti from 1996 until 2005 when they returned to the U.S. as associate missionaries. While living in the U.S., they continued to minister in Haiti on short-term assignments. Presently the Snyders are planning to return to Haiti full time in August 2008 where Dan, a physician, will work with Dessalines Hospital and Dee Ann in support staff areas. The Snyders have three children: James who will go to Haiti with Dan and Dee Ann, Rachel a student at Spring Arbor University, and Ashley, who was recently married and is a nursing student. The Snyders are actively seeking to partner with churches and individuals as they look toward returning to Haiti.
