In a time when Haiti faces immense challenges, a powerful voice of hope continues to rise above the noise. This year, Radio 4VEH, The Evangelistic Voice of Haiti, celebrates 75 years of broadcasting the Good News of Jesus Christ to the people of Haiti and beyond.

What began in 1950 as the bold vision of American missionary Rev. G.T. Bustin—to “build a radio station to evangelize Haiti”—has grown into a thriving media ministry that reaches over a million people every day. From its very first broadcast on June 2, 1950, to today’s programming across AM/FM radio, television, and digital platforms, 4VEH has remained steadfast in its mission: to reach, teach, and serve the people of Haiti with the Gospel.

Even in the face of unrest and hardship, 4VEH continues to be a faithful presence in homes, villages, and hearts across the nation. Listeners regularly describe the station as their “oxygen,” “school,” and “daily hope.” One listener, Josiane, shared, “God gave us the gift of Jesus, and then He gave us the gift of 4VEH. Without it, I would’ve surely given up on my faith.”

Beyond daily programming, the station is actively engaged in outreach—distributing solar-powered radios and audio Bibles and partnering with local believers for door-to-door evangelism, ensuring that even Haiti’s most remote communities can hear God’s Word.

“For 75 years, 4VEH has been a faithful light in the darkness,” said station director Rev. Storly Michel. “In a country where biblical teaching and practical help are scarce, our mission has never been more urgent. We praise God for His provision!”

MEDIA Alliance is proud to partner with radio 4VEH and it’s leadership. Storly and Kate Michel have been an active part of the MEDIA Alliance ministry including training and evangelism in Haiti and participation in our leadership Summit and NRB gathering.