Welcome to the website of Pathway Outreach Ministries.  Pathway Outreach Ministries is dedicated to fulfilling the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20) of Jesus Christ by making disciples of all the nations.  We strive to be a witness of the salvation in Jesus Christ to the world and to teach believers in the pathway of true discipleship.

The Pathway School of Ministry is currently registering for the Fall Term 2010. The purpose of this school is to equip men and women for Christian ministry. The school will strive to balance the Word with the Holy Spirit and theology with practical ministry. The school is a ministry of Pathway Outreach Ministries, Inc. and will meet in the facilities of New Life Christian Center in Boaz, Alabama.

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31 March, 2010

As you all know, Haiti was hit by a devastating earthquake on Tuesday, January 12, 2010. We have been assisting the relief effort just a soon as we were able to wire money to Pastor Baptiste. We have purchased rice and cooking oil for distribution in our church community in Haiti.

We had tragedy within our church family in Haiti. Our church secretary and teacher in the school, Cherlie was killed and our associate pastor’s seven year old son was killed. Our hearts grieve with their families. Our pastor and his family are fine but their house was destroyed. Our church and school is in the Buteau area of Leogane, Haiti; only about 20-25 miles from the epicenter of the earthquake.

Pathway Outreach Ministries, Inc. was founded in 1994 by Harry Whitt.

We have been associated with Pastor Fanfan since 1994. He was commissioned by Pathway Outreach Ministries in 1995 to begin a ministry in the Buteau area of Leogane, Haiti. The church began as a small congregation meeting under a brush arbor. We purchased land and by God's grace built the church building. The church celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2009. The church's name is Centre de L'eglise Chetienne (Christian Church Center).

Soon after the main church building was completed, we started the school. This year we have eight teachers and about 200 students. We purchase uniforms and books each year for the students. We pay eight staff members at the school and try to feed the children two to three days each week. Students have attended classes in the two school buildings and in the main church building.

Pathway Outreach Ministries, Inc. receives its support from a number of different churches and individuals and is not soley supported by any one church or denomination.