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D I R E C TO R
ALBERTY REYES
CARIBBEAN
2025 REPORT
In 2025, we successfully advanced the Capitol Ministries
mandate across the Caribbean by identifying and recruiting
four new Ministry Leaders for the islands of Antigua, Anguilla,
Saint Martin, and Sint Maarten. ese leaders were hosted in
the Dominican Republic for 3 days of training, equipping them
with the vision, strateg y and specific methodolog y needed to
establish discipleship Bible studies for public servants in their
respective territories. Additionally, we cast the vision for future
expansion by engaging with potential partners in Puerto Rico,
Bonaire, Grenada, Jamaica, and Guadeloupe. While formal
ministries have not yet been planted in these five nations, the
leaders we engaged were highly receptive to the CapMin vision
and in many cases have pledged the desire to advocate for our
work, preparing the soil for future growth or pointing toward
possible candidates.
Simultaneously, we deepened our impact within the
Dominican Republic by expanding our reach into local
government (LGM). We trained other candidates to establish
ministry to public servants at the municipal level, preparing the
grounds to reach beyond just the national capital. And with
the special addition to lead this effort José Ramón Rodríguez
rejoined Capitol Ministries in the Dominican Republic as the
coordinator of LGM in this part of the Hispaniola.
We are also deeply grateful for the opportunity to connect
with Ricardo De los Santos, President of the Senate in the
Dominican Republic. is meeting paved the way for Ministry
Leaders Mauro Vargas and José Rodríguez, and we look
forward with great anticipation to launching the ministry
within Congress in 2026.
Hilton Albert
St. Martin
Lucien MacDonna
St. Martin
Joseph Williams
Antigua
Ivon Valerie
St. Maarten
José Rodríguez
LGM Dom. Republic
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