Pastors in Haiti serve against incredible odds. They struggle to meet the basic physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of their people who live in crushing poverty on less than $2 per day, while their own families suffer as well. A majority of churches are led by people who are not well-trained in theology or ministry while lacking available resources and educational opportunities. ISA encourages and empowers these spiritual leaders who influence dozens of churches and thousands of people.

ISA Pastoral Leadership Conferences provide attendees with theological training, leadership skills, and confidence to more effectively serve in faith and practice. Past topics have included basic Christian discipleship, essential Christian theology, pastoral leadership necessities, servant leadership principles, and spiritual formation practices.

The mission of the Barnabas Initiative is Jesus' mandate in the Great Commission, "make disciples of all nations." The Barnabas Initiative is a mentoring ministry to Haitian pastors and lay leaders that provides strategic training and encouragement.

Fertile Soil is a personal and small group curriculum designed to train new believers in the basics of the Christian faith. The lessons present the principles and habits for personal spiritual growth. It provides pastors and lay leaders with an effective training tool for discipleship making.

The act of baptism was commanded by Jesus Christ and it is one of the sacraments recognized by the Church. “A Scriptural Guide to Christian Baptism” is designed to prepare baptismal candidates for the sacred act they are about to undertake.

Most Christians in Haiti do not have a personal Bible, though they desperately desire them. ISA's Christmas Project "Feed a Soul" supplied Bibles to hundreds of believers in five different churches. Pastor Bruno wrote, "Thank you so much for the spiritual food that you sent to Faith Church. They received the Bibles with joy and happiness. The Board of Faith Church said you gave them the life of Christ, you gave them the opportunity to grow spiritually in Christ."