March 30-April 5: Jacmel, Haiti
July 7-13: Jacmel, Haiti
August 1-10: Gbentchal, Togo
November (dates TBA): Ongole, India
December 28-January 3: Jacmel, Haiti

Founder Darren Tyler

Guests Enjoy Festive Atmosphere

Everlife Performs Christmas Favorites

Jordan Sekulow, Executive Director of the ACLJ, hosted the evening and encouraged everyone present to get involved in some way. Co-founder, Jeremy Hezlep shared on Conduit’s beginnings from a simple concept as a Bible study to a full fledged Mission organization 5 years later. Togo Project Director, David Whetstone, shared the successes of the work accomplished in Gbentchal: clean water, food and education for an almost-forgotten village. Darren also introduced Double Donations, a matching gift program that will be launching in January. It will match smaller gifts with larger ones, thus doubling the impact.

Jordan Sekulow, ACLJ, Hosts

Co-founder, Jeremy Hezlep

Africa Project Manager, David Whetstone

Over 80 items were featured in the Silent Auction, led by volunteer Lynn Simpson and her team, and included spa packages, one-of-a-kind artwork, gift certificates, and more. Dinner was catered by Simply Living Life and wine was donated by Kip and Valerie Summers of Arrington Vineyards. Partybooths provided photobooth entertainment and Besty Bennett created the beautiful appetizer table. Kathy Holeton managed the overflowing cookie table. Guests were served by members of the Conduit Church Youth group and a wonderful night was had by all.

Guests Bid at Silent Auction

Kathy's Cookie Table

Conduit Youth Serves Guests

We are eager to continue being a “conduit” in 2012. The funds raised will continue to feed hungry children, provide life-giving water and education, as well as to assist locally our partners who work with the homeless and addicted. For more information on how you can get involved, CLICK HERE or email sarah@conduitmission.org.

Since 2005 Conduit Mission has been giving locally, nationally and globally to the hopeless, needy, devastated, addicted, and homeless.
We’ve given away over a half million dollars.
We’d like to share our story with you.

You are cordially invited on Friday, December 9th at The Factory (Journey,Bldg.8) to a special night benefiting Conduit Mission. At 6pm, please join us for a Silent Auction (think Christmas gifts!) followed by dinner and a special presentation featuring Jordan Sekulow of the ACLJ, and David Whetstone. We’ll also introduce you to our staff, supporters,missionaries and enjoy sounds of the season with special musical guests, Everlife.

Tickets $50/person or Sponsor a Table of 8 for $400. Festive Attire.
Click HERE for Ticketing Options.

$15 Special Pricing! Use your smartphone to register for the Awaken to Mission Conference and receive Big Discounts!! $15 covers your registration + Chick Fil A bag lunch on Saturday! Register Now!!

Enter for a chance to WIN TWO TICKETS to the hottest vacation you will ever take: Hit the beaches of Cozumel and Key West with top Christian Artists for 5 days of non-stop Fun, Food, Concerts and More!

For the next 4 weeks, each $10 raffle ticket purchased will feed a child in Togo for 2 weeks.

Make your $10 donation count.
You win. They win.
One winner accounced October 7.

Winner covers taxes & port fees ($295/per person) + travel to and from port of Miami. Prize value = $2000.

This Cruise is almost sold out!
You won’t regret your $10 donation!

Conduit Mission has partnered with Raffle America. Click HERE to register and purchase your raffle ticket!
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Meet Eric and Tisra Fadely and their four children: Grant, Dean, Lael, and Dorothy! In October, 2011, they will be moving their family to Ongole, India to care for special needs orphans at Sarah’s Covenant Homes.

Sarah’s Covenant Homes is a special needs orphanage that nurtures over 80 children with neurological and developmental needs in a Christ-centered, family environment. They are given love, education, therapy, medical & surgical care, and LIFE that was not available to them otherwise.

In India, special needs children are the most likely to be abandoned, and the least likely to be adopted. Most special needs orphans are destined to live neglected, hopeless lives on the streets or in state-run orphanages.

The Fadely’s felt God’s call to the fatherless and oppressed and will be serving a minimum of two years in a volunteer position at Sarah’s Covenant Homes. For this reason, Conduit Mission will be helping the Fadely’s to raise the necessary funds to keep their family, and the orphanage in operation.


We look forward to meeting and sharing these precious children with you in upcoming months. Please sign up on our email list to receive monthly updates or share a one-time, or monthly gift for the Fadely’s here.

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Their only source of water is from a pond that is shared by everyone in the community including the livestock. The kicker is that the source dries up half the year forcing the villagers to trek 2-3 miles by foot to get water in a similar pond. Little children filling up 5 gallon containers that weigh close to 50 lbs each when they are full, and then carrying them long distances back. The irony is that they are going through all this physical labor that requires strength to bring in water that will make them sick and weak.

to this:


There’s quite a story actually.

A couple of years ago the Togolese government came to the village of Gbentchal to drill a well that would provide clean water for this isolated group of people. It was with much fanfare that the drilling team arrived. They built a concrete structure to house the well, drilled for water and came up with nothing. They packed up and moved on. They left behind a monument to the people that their government couldn’t be counted on with this perfectly built concrete structure to protect an empty hole in the ground.

Through our partnership with Mentor Leaders we invested the time and money to drill a functioning clean water source. The first attempt came up empty. The trick of drilling wells is that you have to pay when they drill whether or not they succeed. After praying about it, and seeking God, David went against the recommendations of the drilling team for the next location to attempt drilling. They had an expert that said within 95% certainty that they should drill in one location. David and the team had prayed and felt so strongly that they should drill in another location that was several hundred meters away.

This was a $4,000 risk in that if they came up empty it would cost them another $4,000. The team reluctantly moved their gear to the new location and drilled. Within just a few meters they hit water–a fresh underwater spring that runs year round, and a testament to what Jesus was bringing to this village.

Every year the village gathers for a voodoo ritual that involves sacrificing livestock to the gods for them to bring water to the people. And their reward is a source that is full of mud and by products that dries up half the year. The testimony of Jesus bringing people who have brought water to them year round was very real. Because of this testimony alone dozens of the villagers have turned their backs on voodoo and allah to follow Jesus.

The rivers of living water that Jesus spoke of in John to the woman at the well is not just metaphorical to the people of Gbentchal, it is quite literal.

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In 2011 Conduit Mission expanded our reach into the northern bush country of Togo Africa. Through our partnership with David Whetstone and his organization Mentor Leaders we have opened the first clean water well in the entire area, brought medical care, opened a primary school, launched a feeding program. Darren Tyler visited Gbentchal in August, 2011.

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