Aid for Haiti is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that exists to share the love of Christ with the people of Haiti through compassionate health care, spiritual ministry and training for service.
Leadership:
Elliott Tenpenny
Elliott an Emergency medicine physician with a passion for medical missions. He received his BS from Middle Tennessee State University and his MD from the Universtiy of Tennessee. Elliott is married to Sarah and has one child, Elias. He is an Emergency Medicine physician.
Philip Sutherland
Philip is a Family Physician in Chattnooga, TN. He received his BA from Berea College and his MD from the University of Tennessee. He is married to Bethany and has two children.
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Philip has served as a missionary in Albania and Ghana previously. He serves as a pastor and businessman in Tennessee. He and his wife Miriam have seven children.
Email PhilipOur Faith:
We are driven by our faith in Jesus Christ to serve the poor and oppressed in the Western Hemisphere’s poorest nation, Haiti, because we love them and we believe God loves them, too. We believe in Christ’s promise to bring life in its fullest. We believe He has given us a command to serve our impoverished neighbors to the best of our ability.
We are Christ centered:
We hope that our work becomes a tool for healing and strengthening people’s relationships with God. Whether we are meeting people’s medical needs or sharing the gospel, we aim to always be encouraging individuals in their faith and pointing them toward a saving relationship with Jesus Christ.
We are a non denominational christian organization that believes in..
The Authority and Inerrancy of Scriptures
that the Bible is the divinely inspired, inerrant, complete inspiration of God
The Trinity
The Spiritual Lostness of the Human Race
The Full Deity and Humanity of Christ
The Death and Bodily Resurrection of Christ
Salvation by Faith alone in Christ Alone
The Holy Spirit Indwelling
Oneness in the Body of Christ
The Mission of the Church
The Physical Return of Christ