Jamaica Disaster Response Team Shares Powerful Testimonies – Sat. March 7th Zoom Prayer (8 Cen.|9 East.) Fellowship
A joyful moment as the congregation holds its first service in the newly FCFI/Jamaican-built church. Picture showing the congregants and FCFI team intermingling after church. The previous church was completely demolished by the high winds of Hurricane Melissa.
Join the Zoom Fellowship and Prayer Meeting
Date: March 7th | Saturday
Time: 9:00 AM Eastern Time (8:00 AM Central Time)
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82334396730
Hear from the Team that Went to Jamaica
- Hear directly from volunteers who served on the ground in Jamaica
- Celebrate the lives touched and communities rebuilt
- Lift ongoing needs in prayer and seek God’s guidance for future missions
- Share encouragement and insight for personal and communal ministry
In the wake of Hurricane Melissa, which struck Jamaica on October 28, 2025, the Fellowship of Christian Farmers International (FCFI) witnessed communities face immense devastation. Homes were destroyed, crops flattened, landslides triggered, and flooding disrupted thousands of lives. FCFI immediately responded through Operation Jamaica, bringing hope, restoration, and the love of Christ to those affected.
Building on that mission, FCFI is hosting a Zoom Prayer Fellowship, where team members who went on the Jamaica disaster response will share their experiences, reflections, and stories of God’s faithfulness in the midst of crisis.
Highlights from Operation Jamaica
During the mission trip, our volunteers accomplished incredible feats in service to the communities of Saint Elizabeth Parish:
- Church Construction: Led by Jason Douthwaite, the team began and completed the framing of a church, holding a dedication service on the day of departure.
- Infrastructure Repair: Rebuilt portions of concrete walls and prepared the roof for replacement at another church.
- Parsonage Renovation: For Pastor Dorant Brown’s parsonage, the team installed a new ceiling, remodeled the interior, added electrical wiring and plumbing, and built new cabinets—the hurricane had destroyed the roof and interior.
Pictures and stories from the trip will be shared during the Zoom fellowship, giving participants a firsthand view of God’s work and the impact of compassionate service.
Your prayers and support make a tangible difference. Whether through volunteering, giving, or simply lifting these communities before the Lord, you are part of God’s work of restoration!