Founded in 1994 to address the lack of unity and missional oriental of Haitian Churches within the Southern Baptist life, the Fellowship has collaborated with hundreds of Haitian churches both in Florida and in Haiti. The drive is to always go beyond what has been already accomplished.
Reverend Pastor Civilien Cherfils (May 24, 1950) was born in Côte-de-Fer, Sable Gras, Haiti. He was growing up in a Christian family; he was one of six children. His father was Deacon, and his mother was a Woman’s Ministry, followed his father. Since both his parents have other children, Civilien also grew up as a happy child.
Growing up, Civilien felt accustomed to the company of other kids. He was always more mature than the other children at school. Even when he gained friends, he always felt happy at them while growing up because he felt that they were too love.
The parents who raised Pastor Civilien had invested a lot in him, this encouraged him to excel in all his subjects as well as any hobbies he decided to take up. Pastor Civilien attended schools while growing up; he graduated from high school Cap-Haitian, Haiti. Now that he’s all grown up, accepts that back then, he may have seemed to prepare for the ministry.
He married his wife in December 1972, Marie D. Cherfils, Haiti; they have two daughters.
While living in Nassau in June 1973. He attended bahamas bible institute, which achieved his course and graduated as Leadership Ministry in 1976.
Then when it was time for his Ministry (October 9, 1983) Pastor Civilien Cherfils was founded his own church. Civilien is Pastor of Mount Zion Evangelical Baptist Church for 39 years of leadership. A little description of Him, he is a very wise person, sensitive, creative, and likes to teach. Well, he is a man of faith and perseverance; he always offers opportunities to other members for learning more and developed spiritually. With his members, he established good communication skills and created great relationships by developing an active formation of atmosphere.
