Rev. Dr. Mario Andre Jean

Rev. Dr. Mario André Jean was born on February 26, 1935. He was a devoted pastor, theologian, educator, community leader, and servant of God. Throughout his life, he dedicated himself to preaching the Gospel and serving people in practical ways. His ministry extended beyond the church and addressed the spiritual, educational, medical, and social needs of the community. 

Rev. Dr. Jean contributed to the establishment of clinics, schools, orphanages, homeless shelters and churches. Through his 61 years of ministry in Haiti, he demonstrated his commitment to compassion, dignity, education, and community development. He demonstrated that a Christian ministry should be based on the holistic approach, aiming to address every aspect of the life of a person. His service therefore included preaching, teaching, pastoral guidance, support for families, care for vulnerable children, and assistance to people facing poverty and homelessness. For many years, Rev. Dr. Jean served as a mentor and spiritual guide to pastors, church leaders, and members of the community. His wisdom, generosity, humility, and dedication inspired many people to serve God and their fellow human beings. 

Rev. Dr. Mario André Jean passed on September 15, 2026, at 9:45 a.m., at Palmetto General Hospital. His death is a profound loss to his family, the Church, and the communities he served. He leaves behind a lasting legacy of faith and service through the churches, clinics, schools, orphanages, shelters, and countless lives he touched. His work continues to testify to his love for God and for humanity. Rev. Dr. Mario André Jean will be remembered as a faithful servant of Christ, a compassionate pastor, a builder of communities, and a devoted advocate for those in need. 

“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. 2 Timothy 4:7