Ministries in Bethel

Ministries in Bethel

A Gospel for All Nations!

At Ministries in Bethel (MIB), located in Greenacres, FL, at 3950 South 57th Ave, the mission is far-reaching despite its simplicity.

Led by the dedicated Rev. Daniel and Dr. Naomi Madistin, Pastors. MIB is steadfast in its commitment to preaching the transformative gospel of Jesus Christ.

Beyond proclamation, they actively disciple believers, nurturing their spiritual growth and empowering them through the teachings of the Word. This dedication extends outwards, as MIB prioritizes serving the community with genuine love and sincere compassion, striving to be a beacon of Christ's love to all, both locally and beyond.

Pastor Daniel Madistin

Pastor Daniel Madistin is the Founder and Senior Pastor of Ministries in Bethel, located in Greenacres, Florida. He was born into a devout Christian home where ministry and service to the Lord were central values. His father, the late Pastor Marilien Madistin, was a founding member of Mapou Lagon Church of God in Haiti and the founder of Elim Temple Church of God in West Palm Beach, Florida. His mother, Lady Altagrace Madistin, served faithfully as a deaconess and spiritual leader within their churches.

From an early age, Pastor Madistin was actively involved in every aspect of his father’s ministries, both in Haiti and in the United States. Though he initially resisted his calling to pastoral ministry, he later answered a second, unmistakable call from God, a call he could no longer ignore.

In June 2014, Pastor Madistin earned his degree in theology from the Church of God, headquartered in Cleveland, Tennessee, USA. Equipped with theological training and deep practical experience, he went on to establish Ministries in Bethel, a Christ-centered, Spirit-led congregation dedicated to biblical teaching, spiritual growth, and community outreach.

He is a devoted husband to his wife, who also received a call to ministry at the age of 14. Together, they are the proud parents of two sons, Jeremiah and Nehemiah. Pastor Daniel Madistin continues to lead with humility, vision, and a steadfast commitment to advancing the work of the Gospel.

Pastor Naomi Madistin

Rev. Dr. Naomi Madistin is the Co-Founder of Ministries in Bethel, located in Greenacres, Florida, where she faithfully serves in pastoral ministry alongside her husband, Pastor Daniel Madistin. Born and raised in a strong Christian environment, Rev. Dr. Madistin has been actively engaged in ministry from an early age, shaped by the spiritual example and influence of her family.

Her mother, Rev. Marie Forges Desir, affectionately known as Soeur Savary, is a dedicated pastor who ministered for many years in Haiti under the leadership of her late brother, Pastor Jean Marie Desir, of the Church of God, Delmas 17. Her father, Savary Forges, is a loving and devoted man of God, whose fervent faith further inspired her spiritual growth.

While she was consistently involved in various areas of ministry during her formative years, Rev. Dr. Madistin initially pursued her education without the intention of entering ministry, mindful of the weight and responsibilities it entails. However, as God’s call on her life became increasingly clear, she responded in obedience.

In June 2014, she earned her degree in theology from the Church of God, headquartered in Cleveland, Tennessee, USA. Equipped with both theological training and rich practical experience, she embraced her pastoral calling. She supports a ministry rooted in Christ and led by the Holy Spirit, committed to sound biblical teaching, spiritual growth, and impactful service to the community

Rev. Dr. Naomi Madistin is a caring wife, a loving mother to her two sons, Jeremiah and Nehemiah, and a devoted first lady. She is a woman of wisdom, grace, and humility, committed to serving the Lord with excellence and leading others into a deeper relationship with Christ.

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Pastor Marie Chrismene Desir Forges

From the age of sixteen, Sister Marie Chrismene Désir Forges began her evangelistic outreach throughout her native town of Grand-Goâve, and extended her ministry to Leogane, Petite Rivière de Leogane, Croix-des-Bouquets, Thiotte, Mirebalais, Maïssade, Thomonde, Hinche, Jacmel, Jérémie, Mafranc, Baradères, Fond-des-Nègres, Aquin, Milot, Cap-Haitien, Ennery, Gonaïves, Arcahaie, Saint-Marc, Port-de-Paix, Saint-Louis du Nord , in short, across a significant portion of Haiti’s ten departments.

Between 1974 and 1975, her elder brother, the late Pastor Jean Mary Désir, a recent graduate of the Church of God Seminary in Haiti, was appointed Senior Pastor of the Church of God in Delmas 17. At that time, Sister Marie Chrismene Désir Forges served alongside him. She was a choir member, part of the morning service team, and also helped coordinate missionary trips. Over time, her responsibilities within the Church of God in Delmas 17 continued to grow under Pastor Jean Mary Désir’s leadership.

She became a key member of the team in charge of leading the weekly teaching, evangelization, and fasting services held on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, as well as the overnight prayer vigils. She was recognized as one of the main intercessors during these services, where she fervently prayed for the deliverance of those under spiritual oppression. The Lord used her powerfully to bring healing and liberation to many who sought divine intervention at the Church of God in Delmas 17.

In the year 2000, by the grace of God, she was called to extend her ministry beyond the borders of Haiti. Haitian churches in the United States and Canada began inviting her as a guest preacher, and the Lord continued to work mighty deliverances through her ministry abroad.
In July 2006, she emigrated to the United States and settled permanently in Florida. Initially, she continued to minister in various Haitian churches across different states. With the founding of Ministries in Bethel, Church of God by her son-in-law, Pastor Daniel Madistin, and her daughter, Rev. Dr. Naomi Forges Madistin, she assumed leadership of the Monday and Wednesday fasting services as well as the Friday midnight prayer.
She remains a pillar of strength and faith in the work of God; she continues to serve as a trusted advisor within the Haitian evangelical community abroad.