The Haitian Timoun Foundation (HTF)

 Prince of Peace is a partner with the Haitian Timoun Foundation (www.htflive.com). The mission of HTF is to work towards hope and sustainability with dignity for the people of Haiti. Through innovative approaches, by hard work and dedication, and with staying power, our partners and the HTF network is a family united by unbreakable solidarity.

Prince of Peace is committed to our brothers and sisters in Haiti in three primary ways:

Financial Support & Solidarity

Prince of Peace is also committed to supporting HTF’s partners through financial gifts, prayers, and standing in solidarity with with the men, women, and children of Haiti.

Immersion Trips

Every year a group of people from Prince of Peace travel to Haiti to meet with our partners in ministry and build relationships. We don’t go to ‘fix or solve’ any problem, we go to learn about the Haitian culture and to invest in relationships with Haitians who are transforming Haiti.

Summer Camp

Every summer a group of young adults travels to Jacmel, Haiti to help lead a summer camp for hundreds of children. Summer camp is a fun, transformative, and powerful week filled with lots of laughter, music, and joy!

Contact Pastor Jonathan or Pastor Lorne for more information about HTF.

International Health Partners of Tanzania

Prince of Peace is a Partner with International Health Partners of Tanzania. In 2025, International Health Partners of Tanzania became a new global mission partner. IHP seeks to improve health care for the people of Tanzania by integrating medical knowledge, techniques, and best practices within the East African culture. They employ and train local healthcare professionals and rely on the generosity of others to build resource-efficient facilities without sacrificing the care for our patients. The organization has solely focused on improving healthcare in Tanzania for the past 23 years Their current project is a new endeavor at Chihoni to build a full service hospital in an underserved area. This hospital will eventually serve as a training facility for professional development across East Africa. 

To learn about our connection to IHPTz, contact Mary Ellen Johns.