4VEH

In 1950, it started with radio.

In 2004, 4VEH began streaming live radio online.
Then in 2015, we added local television, YouTube, live video broadcasts, and more.

Have you ever wondered: why media? Why does 4VEH keep investing in radio, TV, and digital outreach to share the hope of Christ in Haiti?

Simply put—because it works.

How does it work? It’s effective because media reaches people right where they are. A radio playing in a tiny home. A TV broadcast in a crowded clinic. A livestream on a borrowed phone. In a country where many can’t get to a church or afford a Bible, 4VEH brings the Gospel to them.

It reaches millions, one person at a time—speaking hope into a mother’s heart as she cares for her children, strengthening a believer’s faith on a lonely road, or offering peace to a family facing hardship. Every message matters because God uses each one to transform a life.

In the late 1940s, God gave Rev. G.T. Bustin a bold vision: to start a radio station in Haiti to proclaim the Gospel. Brother Bustin didn’t know anything about radio. He had little support. But he stepped out in faith. On June 2, 1950, 4VEH aired its first broadcast—and a powerful ministry began.

75 Years of Reaching Haiti for Christ
For 75 years, 4VEH has used media to reach, teach, and serve people in Haiti and beyond. Our Christ-centered, culturally relevant programs have become a trusted voice for hope and truth.

Today, our broadcasts include Bible teaching, worship, farming advice, health updates, and emergency alerts. We reach people through AM and FM radio, local television, and digital platforms.

But it doesn’t stop there.

Going Beyond the Airwaves
Alongside our broadcasts, we actively go out to reach the unreached. We train local churches to share the Gospel. Our team visits homes to talk to people about Jesus, offers prayer, and distributes solar radios/audio Bibles. The message of Jesus is changing lives—even in Haiti’s most remote areas.

How You’re Making a Difference
This work happens because of faithful friends like you. Through your prayers and generosity, you are:

Bringing the Gospel into homes — where no church exists, you’re helping share God’s Word.

Encouraging believers every day — offering prayer, worship, and discipleship in Haitian Creole.

Being a voice of peace in hard times — pointing people to Christ when life feels uncertain.

Training the next generation — raising up strong Christian leaders for Haiti’s future.