When Carnold was first born, his mother held him precious to her and dubbed him with the nickname of “little Pastor” when everyone in their neighborhood expressed their desire to come see him. As he grew up, people continued to call him by this name, and after he led a group of prayer as a young adult, someone in the village ran to his mother and told her the prophecy had been fulfilled. This was only the beginning of his leadership, as Carnold later confirmed this was truly his calling when the church he was baptized in started to experience difficulty. He felt a stirring from the Lord, a desire and love to serve that he had never felt before. Fulfilling many different roles – including youth leader, administrator, and pastor – over the course of nineteen years, Carnold loved every moment of leadership in his hometown church.

After all those years, Carnold was once again called to step out in faith when he felt God calling him to another area where people needed to hear the Gospel. He said he couldn’t resist such a call, and in a short time, he went and started preaching the Gospel to what has now become the church he is with today in Lascahobas. 

Throughout the years, Carnold received his bachelor degree from a Christian college in theology sciences, a license in legal sciences from L’Université d’État d’Haîti, and a certificate for successful completion of churches helping pastors from the Seminaire de Theologie de Port-au-Prince. He also was a member of the Harvest Training Center’s first graduating class in the summer of 2017 and has since re-launched his church as Harvest Lascahobas.

Carnold and his wife Souzette feel blessed to have such a special role in serving the church and the Lord, and he says that from the bottom of his soul, he finds his motivation to serve as a pastor from the knowledge that God has called him to play a part in increasing the kingdom of God.