Our Mission
Freedom by Faith Ministries is a non-for-profit organization, which aims to help nations discover God’s desires for restoration, peace and prosperity as written in His Word. Our focus is to teach chosen people of God in all nations to walk in the supernatural power of God through humility and submission to following God’s will so that all people can enjoy the blessings God has promised to His people. Because knowledge is power, we aim to equip the people of God with godly wisdom that comes from fear of the Lord so that nations may be healed and experience peace in their land. My people are being destroyed because they don’t know me. Hosea 4:6a Then if my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sins and restore their land. 2 Chronicles 7: 14
Who We Are
Pamela Noel, MD, MPH
Pamela Noel has been an infectious disease physician in Florida who grew up in Haiti before moving to the US at the age of ten. Her real career started at the age of 17 when she picked up a Bible and decided to live her life following the leading of the Holy Spirit with the Bible as her guide. Her passion is to see the broken restored, the lost found and the destitute accepted. Her goal is to teach and train God’s children the ways of the Lord to live an empowered life filled with joy and peace in the supernatural manifestation of God.
Jean Phenel Fernando Barthelemy
Fernando Barthelemy was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and grew up in a Christian home of a family of 4 children. He is married and has one daughter. He studied journalism in Haiti and currently works for our team as a translator and video productions. His passion is playing instruments including the piano. He has composed several Gospel music pieces.
William Brousson Colas
William Brousson Colas was born in Haiti on October 22, 1987. He gave his life to Jesus in 1998 and baptized in 2008. He is married and father of one daughter and one son.
He has a background in Theology, Leadership and Psychology (Marriage and Family Counselling).
He is pastoring with His father Rev. Samuel Colas at the Maranatha Baptist Church in Cap-Haitian. He is the office manager at Haiti’s Elite Medical Team in Cap-Haitien, a medical clinic that provides health care to the people in Haiti. He is also a musician, composer of several evangelical hymns. Bass guitar is his main instrument.
He is a member of the Freedom by Faith Ministry whose goal is to make disciples for Jesus by teaching them the Word of God through social media and crusades.
Aviole Napoléon Colas
Aviole Napoléon Colas is a leader and Agronomist who serves as the administrator of as Haiti’s Elite Medical Team, located in Cap-Haitien, a mobile medical clinic that provided medical care to the poor in the north of Haiti.
She attended the Northern Christian University of Haiti and the Tennessee Tech University.
In the Agricultural field, Aviole is the executive vice President of an organization called REGARD, where she organizes and supervises a team of 10 farmers for irrigation and fertilization of grounds.
She also trains seasonal laborers for harvesting crops.
Aviole loves God and has lots of experiences as believer. She keeps honoring God with her life by trusting and applying His word to daily living. She also works as Vice President of the youth choir in her church and she is part of the intercessory team at the same church where her husband pastors. She stays open to share the Living Word to everyone especially through the Freedom By Faith ministry.
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