A common thread throughout the classes is the premise that justice is reflected in the character of God and has critical implications for how law enforcement engages and serves the community. This leads to discussion concerning ethics, fairness, care, and service.

In addition to the core training, students are given an opportunity to attend an optional bible study where spiritual issues are discussed. Most officers are told they cannot be a police officer and a Christian, so they must choose between feeding their families or faith in God. This option has given officers a way to think about how faith is integrated in their law enforcement profession and daily life.

We end each week with a banquet and graduation ceremony. Students have been able to show their certificate and get better assignments and promotions.

Routinely former students look us up when they hear we are Haiti. They report to us how much the training meant to them and the impact it has had on their lives.

The program is growing in Haiti, with a developing Leadership Course, Firefighting Training Course, (Firefighters are a specialty unit within the PNH) and Train the Trainer. We are also working with pastors to create a viable Police Chaplaincy program. 

Police officers are not the only ones participating. Many are accompanied by spouses, their children and friends. This group forms the Service Team. They assist with some of the training, but primarily they will go out into the communities and serve widows, orphans, and community projects.

We are currently researching expansion into other countries who have heard about our ministry and have asked us to train with them.   

First Responders are first and foremost servants. This is an opportunity to serve and grow. It will change your life.