Mephibosheth House
The country of Haiti is full of vulnerable people, but our mission is to offer hope to the most vulnerable.
In Haiti, the most vulnerable are special needs and disabled children. These children are often abandoned or discarded. Many in Haiti believe these children are cursed by god and of no value. We strongly disagree!
In partnership with Pastor Diogene Pierre, and his late wife, Lionette (died January 2023), we built and support a home where special needs and disabled children are offered hope!
Would you please consider sponsoring a child ($34/month) or providing for a specific need? Your support also sends a strong message to each child that they are valuable, loveable, and important!
Diogene Pierre
We are honored to partner with Pastor Dio who has ministered to thousands of people in Haiti. Our relationship with Pastor Dio started over 30 years ago as Steve Hanson (BODG Founder) began partnering with Pastor Dio, bringing assistance to the schools and churches that he oversees.
Pastor Diogene Pierre is a truly remarkable man. As a baby, Dio was dying of a voodoo curse. A Cuban Christian prayed for Dio and he was healed. This caused his parents to become followers of Jesus. When Dio was 8 years old, his mother’s last words to him were that she wanted him to become a pastor and succeed in life. Shortly after, she died in his arms.
As a young boy Dio would walk to school 3 hours because he wanted to learn and he wanted to succeed. More than just succeeding, Dio has made an incredible impact on so many in Haiti!
The M-House started out of a dream that Pastor Dio’s late wife, Lionette had many years ago. Beyond Our Door Global found this dream to be a perfect match with our mission!
On September 3, 2007 at 8am the M-House opened its doors to become the home of 13 children with 8 employees. Today the M-House has grown to house 28 children with 20 employees, and is the focus of our support in Haiti.
Pastor Dio is committed to helping the poor and suffering of Haiti. It is humbling to see his heart for the broken, needy and vulnerable that surround him.
