Pastor Jean-Jacob Jeudy

08/22/2026

08/22/2026

Frè ak sè mwen yo, nou nan lapriyè mwen. Nan moman nap viv la, mwen ankouraje tout moun nan kominote imigran nou an ki gen yon dosye azil oswa yon ka nan tribinal imigrasyon ki poko fini pou toujou gen sou yo yon kopi dokiman ofisyèl ki montre dosye a toujou ankou. Sa kapab yon resi USCIS, yon avi tribinal imigrasyon, oswa yon lòt dokiman ofisyèl ki montre sitiyasyon dosye a.

Mwen kwè nan lapriyè ak pwoteksyon Bondye ki bay bon lespri sajès ak lespri preparasyon. Pa mache ak tout dosye orijinal ou; kenbe dokiman enpòtan yo an sekirite epi pote kopi ki nesesè yo.

Ann priye, ann rete vijilan, epi ann aji avèk sajès. Pa janm bliye ke Bondye se refij nou.

08/22/2026

08/22/2026

Men extrait nan lèt m te voye pou mande liberation pasteur Joubert a. Anpil nan nou ka fè menm bagay la tou

“U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties (CRCL)
Compliance Branch, Mail Stop #0190
2707 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. SE
Washington, DC 20528-0190

Subject: Appeal for the Release of Pastor Joubert Adrien

Dear Sir or Madam,

I am writing with deep concern regarding Pastor Joubert Adrien, a Haitian pastor currently listed in ICE custody in Ohio.

When a pastor—a shepherd of God’s people—is detained, the suffering reaches beyond one person. His family, congregation, and community are left frightened and feeling powerless. A shepherd matters to his flock.

We respectfully ask the Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement to review Pastor Adrien’s detention and release him immediately, or grant him release through parole, bond, or any other lawful form of relief available. His continued detention is causing profound hardship to his family, congregation, and community.

We also ask that his dignity, due process, religious freedom, and legal rights be fully protected while his case is reviewed. If his rights were violated or he was unlawfully mistreated, we request accountability and appropriate compensation or other remedies permitted by law.

Haitians deserve the same dignity, justice, and protection under the law as everyone else. Please hear the cry of this community, release Pastor Adrien, and ensure that he is treated justly and humanely.

Respectfully,

Pastor Jean Jacob Jeudy
Christian Pastor & Community Advocate
Walk by Faith Ministries
El Paso, Texas “”

08/22/2026

“The plane landed in the northern Haitian city of Cap-Haitien because the main international airport in Port-au-Prince is considered too dangerous.

The U.S. government currently has a ban on U.S. commercial flights to Haiti’s capital through early September because of ongoing gang violence.”

08/22/2026

Amen

08/22/2026

Ki enpòtans nou bay Psaume 121:1–2 nan la vi nou, nan mitan pèsekisyon saa?

Frè ak sè, “Je lève mes yeux vers les montagnes… d’où me viendra le secours ?”

Lè pwoblèm antoure nou, lè pòt sanble fèmen, lè fòs nou ap diminye, nou pa dwe kenbe je nou sèlman sou sa k ap menase nou; nou dwe leve je nou pi wo! David di: “Sekou mwen soti nan Seyè a, Li menm ki fè syèl la ak tè a.”

Si Bondye kreye syèl la ak tè a, pa gen okenn mòn ki twò wo pou Li, okenn kriz ki twò gwo pou Li, okenn lènmi ki twò fò pou Li. Se poutèt sa, menm lè nou pa wè solisyon an, nou ka toujou wè Bondye pa lafwa.

Leve je ou! Sekou ou pa soti nan mòn nan; sekou ou soti nan Seyè a!