Two New York Times Reporters came to visit our warehouse here in Santiago. They produced a story on all that is going on with the volunteer pilots using their planes to take food and doctors to Haiti through G.O. Ministries.Click on the pages below to find out more!
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Two New York Times Reporters came to visit our warehouse here in Santiago. They produced a story on all that is going on with the volunteer pilots using their planes to take food and doctors to Haiti through G.O. Ministries.Sunday, January 31, 2010
The G.O. Help Haiti operations are running smoothly. We feel so blessed to be a part of these God moments that happen on a daily basis!
In a time of desperation and crisis, it's mind blowing that there are so many stories of victory and lives being changed. We look forward to the time when we get to share them with you all and give praise to our Savior.
We have been given a warehouse at the Santiago airport where all of the donations are being stored. Supplies are being bought by the truck loads thanks to all of you who have donated to the G.O. Haiti relief fund. The warehouse is being run by the missionaries with G.O., several of the Dominicans that work for our ministry and some volunteers.
Will and Ken (G.O. Missionaries) planning where to send planes filled with food, water and medical supplies.
Our make-shift office in the warehouse
supplies ready to be loaded onto a plane

Sitting on a mountain of pasta getting ready to go to Haiti. Thank you for your donations!
Richard and his wife, volunteer pilot that flew his plane for G.O. help Haiti relief for a week. He said that this was the "best experience of his life". Thank you Richard for helping us get supplies to Haiti!
God continues to provide us with strength as the days at the airport are long! We are grateful to Him for that. We are completely driven by His love, hope and promises. We're in complete awe of Him as He has His hand in all of this. We pray that all those affected by this earthquake turn towards our King instead of rebelling against Him. There have been wonderful reports of Haitians worshipping God in the streets throughout the day. Please pray with us that the people of Haiti seek Him and find Him and that the world doesn't turn a blind eye.
Your help matters.
Please continue to give at http://www.gohelphaiti.org/
Love,
Will and Audrey
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
G.O. Help Haiti- Drew Moore Responds to the Haiti Earthquake from Jackie Perez on Vimeo.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Sunday, January 24, 2010
We housed the doctors in our dorm in Santiago last night and got them off to the airport this morning so they could return home to their families in Boston.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
http://www.gohelphaiti.org/
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Will and Audrey
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
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Will and Audrey
Thursday, January 14, 2010
G.O. Haiti Relief FundWe wanted to pass this along to all that follow our blog and haven't already received word from G.O. Ministries. Many have asked how they can assist with the tragedy that has taken place inHaiti. Please read below.
A record 7.0 earthquake rocked Haiti on Tuesday, January 12. We are still getting reports in of the massive destruction and devastation especially around the capital, Port-Au-Prince. All teams, partners and missionaries with G.O. Ministries are safe. However, many have not heard from family members and friends and our hearts are broken for our brothers and sisters. Cell phone and landline services are down in Haiti and we are working hard to get more information
As a result, G.O. Ministries is setting up a Haitian Relief Fund called 'Help Haiti'. We thank all of you for your phone calls and your desire to help. Right now, the most important things you can do is pray for the recovery efforts and give. Thank you for those who are willing to go, however, we are currently using people that are already there to funnel our resources through. If you would like to give, please make your checks out to G.O. Ministries with 'Help Haiti' in the memo or you can give online here: http://www.go-ministries.org/give.shtml. Make sure if you're wanting to give to the "Haiti Relief Fund" that you specify with the drop down box where it says "Program". 100% of what you give will go towards providing recovery resources specific to the relief efforts in Haiti.
Thank you for your continued prayers and support!
Friday, September 04, 2009
1 Chronicles 16:8-10

Volleyball with Pathways
Baseball and Basketball with Shepherd of the Hills



We also finished our 4th annual G.O. Sports Outreach Summer Basketball League. This was a huge success as kids learned how to play as a team, grow as a team and realize their importance in the body of Christ. After six weeks of Bible studies, practice and games, the boys experienced what it means to cared for by their coaches......men who have become role models and faces of Christ in the community of Hoya del Caimito. Below are some pictures and a video of this year's league.


Click on the link below to watch 2009 G.O. Sports Outreach Basketball League:Wednesday, May 20, 2009
John 15:8
The last two months have been filled with fruit. There have been countless reminders of what God is doing on the island of Hispaniola so it's only fair that I share them with you all.....the people that so faithfully support and encourage our ministry.
For the third straight year, our home church in Louisville, Ky, came down for a week long mission trip at the end of March through the beginning of April. Throughout the week, we talked a lot about the large steps the church has taken in over seas missions. When we decided to move to the Dominican Republic 4 years ago, everyone was asking what our needs were. Of course we had many prayer concerns and monetary needs, but the one thing that we remember asking of everyone was to come down to the D.R. and experience it. No matter how many pictures we show or stories we tell, it's just not the same as someone physically walking the streets, hugging the Dominicans/Haitians, sitting in the homes, smelling the coffee, riding in the cars in crazy traffic, feeding a kid in a feeding center, eating ice cream at Bon or working alongside our Dominican and Haitian staff in the hot sun. So after almost 4 years of living on the island, we are praising God for the fruit He has provided in answering our prayers and our requests.......people are coming down to serve and experience the Dominican Republic. Thank you to all that have come, will come and for those of you that cannot, thanks for praying for the people that can. We are encouraged every time we see a familiar face and so is our Dominican Family.
St. John United Methodist Church, Louisville, KY
Sports Ministry is making huge strides in the training of our work crew both spritually and in leadership. We have continued to study R. Kent Hughes' book The Disciplines of a Godly Man and the response has been....fruitful. Pedro, Romano, Jose Luis, Simon, Alan, Alexander, Kerlyn, Wilson, Eric, Mike and Will are learning what it means to be Godly men in our homes, work, relationships, mind, devotion time, worship, church, leadership, giving, witness and ministry. Please continue to pray for this journey we are on.
At the end of April, we tested a new area of sports ministry and it was a success. A group of 11 men from Illinois came down to help us with a football camp.....American football! We knew we were in for a ride when the kids looked funny at the ball, then picked it up and tried to throw it like a baseball. We started from scratch and by the end of the camp, we were ready to call the NFL about a couple of new Dominican prospects. The kids loved it and caught on very quickly. Two kids that particpated in the football camp are now new Believers and are attending the church. God's fruit.

These same men from Illinois held a men's conference in a city called La Vega. There were close to 150 Dominican, Haitian and American men that attended and it was incredible. The topic for the week was "Breaking the cycle of Sin". In the Bible, it gives many examples of sin being passed on from generation to generation and gaining power on the way down. Many people today struggle with the sins of their fathers, grandfathers and great grandfathers, but it doesn't have to be passed on to our children. 2 Corinthians 5:17 says, "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come!" We celebrated that promise all weekend long.

Group from Illinois
The final fruit we want to share covers the entire G.O. Ministries organization. Every four yearsour ministry takes a few days to look back and see what God has done. We call it the Celebrationof Partnerships. All 61 of our Dominican, Haitian, Columbian and Mongolian workers and their spouses (about 100 total) made their way to Puerto Plata (northern coast of D.R.) to meet up with our North American Partners that support the ministry. We worshipped in 3 languages, participated in Beach Olympics, ate together, swam together and celebrated together what God is doing through His unworthy servants. It was an incredibly refreshing time as we took this opportunity to get to know one another on a deeper level and sing praises to our King. Thank you to all of you who play such a huge role in expanding the Kingdom.
group photo from the celebration of partnerships
G.O. Staff
egg toss competition
human pyramid competitionPlease pray for us as we head into the summer months and host many short term mission teams. Pray for safe travels and that we will not get in the way of what God has laid out for us. We'd love to hear from you, so don't be afraid to toss an email our way!!
With love,
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Will and Audrey Partin
