Our Mission
We are a ministry founded on God's principles. Our mission is to continue the work of our Lord and Savior Jesus-Christ as He gives us the anointing to preach good news to the poor, proclaim freedom for the prisoners and release the oppressed. The church members are trained in evangelism to effectively minister outside the church walls. We are recognized for our dedication to spiritual excellence and humanitarian support.
Established in 2000
After 33 years in the ministry, God has blessed him with 31 churches, 30 throughout Haiti and one in Pompano Beach, Florida totaling approximately 100,000 members. Pastor Durocher has strived to help build a better community for the people of Haiti and Pompano Beach by providing free food, clothing, and counseling. In addition, the pastor has created a program called an outreach program where shelter, schooling, food, clothing are provided to the orphans as well as marrying the un-weds in Haiti as well as providing food and school supplies.
Bishop Durocher has traveled to many countries. He is highly anointed and divinely appointed by God. He has laid hands on the sick and they have been healed. He has spoken to the lame, and they walked. He believes in what the word of God says about charity. It begins at home and spreads abroad. Let brotherly love continue and let us pray for one another.
Bishop Durocher has traveled to many countries. He is highly anointed and divinely appointed by God. He has laid hands on the sick and they have been healed. He has spoken to the lame, and they walked. He believes in what the word of God says about charity. It begins at home and spreads abroad. Let brotherly love continue and let us pray for one another.
Meet Our Pastor
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Bishop Durocher, a devoted husband, and father of 2 sons, children advocate, songwriter and humanitarian was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. In 1980, Rev. Durocher was called into ministry. He began fulfilling his call in 1981 by becoming the founder and pastor of Bateau Celeste Church of God in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, which initially had fifty members and has spread abroad.
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