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Published: December 29th 2009Central America Caribbean » Haiti » Cabaret
December 28th 2009

My trip to Saintard Haiti was with Heart Hands and Hope for Haiti. We stayed at Phillis Newby's mission House in Saintard Haiti to unload a 48 Foot Trailer containing clothes, food, optometrists chair, tractor, shoes chairs and Christmas presents for many children of Haiti. My job was to document the work of Heart Hands and Hope for Haiti.... Read Full Entry

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Lonnie Webster

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I'm a Freelance Photographer and live in the NC Mountains. I love travel as most people on this blog. As a photographer I love trying to photograph a verb and show what happened and tell the story with one or few images. I love travel by train or boats, renting a car seems like a waste of travel time as it isolates the traveler from the locals. My last trip was to Mexico visiting Xalapa, Veracruz City and Puebla, and Cetral America before that... full info

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Jeff Wants to Watch

Jeff want to watch the young barber work

Abby's New Friends

Abby was never without kids from the orphanage wanting her attention.

The Breadman

Each morning this young man would walk from the bakery into Saintard Haiti with fresh baked bread.

Tap-Tap Bus coming through Saitard Haiti

Highway 1 goes through Saintard Haiti and Tap-Tap buses, pickups, and motorcycles move the residents and their cargo.

Water from the Aquaduct

I saw children as young as two or three caring water from the aquaduct to their homes. One young boy used an old one gal cooking oil container one third the size of the child.

Collecting Water from the Aquaduct

Each morning water had to be collected. The aquduct was full of activiity

Bathing at the Aquaduct

The Aquaduct was always filled with people bathing, doing laundry or collecting water for cooking or drinking.

Water Buckets Are Always Needed

Water buckets are always in high demand in Haiti as well as many other third world countries.

Communication With The Eyes

Young Friends

These two boys sat in front of the orphanage to pose for a photo.

Getting Ready For Church

Girls at the orphanage getting ready for church on Sunday Morning.

The Church of God in Saintard Haiti

The music was wonderful.

The Church of God in Saintard Haiti

I felt willed to take this photograph.

Eye Commuication

Another willed photograph during the church service.

The Church of God in Saintard Haiti

Lee makes a new Friend

Lee with Heart, Hands and Hope for Haiti was sitting on a wall outside the church when this little girl came over to him with a big smile to greet him.

Rick Coffey Speaks to the Congregation

Rick Coffey with Heart Hands and Hope for Haiti speaks to the congregation of The Church of God in Saintard Haiti.

Comments

Paul
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Date: 7th January 2010

Great
Lonnie, Wonderful shots! I wouldn't expect anything less!

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John Pritchard
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Date: 7th January 2010

Lonnie! It's three years since we visited Guatemala with Global Exchange. Thanks for the new photos. Happy New Year 2010! JP

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Colette Lubin
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Date: 25th January 2010

Urgent: need to contact Phyllis Newby
Hello, Please could you send me contact information, preferably phone number for, Ms. Phyllis Newby, ASAP? I am grateful for your help, Colette Lubin

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Lonnie Webster

Date: 29th January 2010

Phyllis Newby
Colette, Contact Lee Hyett leh@charter.net he will have Phyllis's contact information.

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Bryasn Davis
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Date: 23rd February 2010

good to see ya
Good to see ya Ricky and Lee. Praying for you and your work. God is good...All the time. Hope to see you in Haiti soon. Bryan Davis, Charleston SC

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Lonnie Webster

Date: 26th February 2010

Thanks!
I very much enjoyed the experience and the people of Haiti.

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robert antoine
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Date: 19th November 2011

The Lord will provide/ Bon Die ap bay sak impotan
Alo Miss Newby! Mwen byen kontan gen infomasyon ou. Mwen we wap fe bon travay an hayiti. Mwen konnin ou te toujou rinmen haiti. Map toujou rete nan kominikasyon avek ou paske ou konnen mwen te toujou renmen travay avek ou. ke Bon Dye beni ou. Map rele ou byento. Robert Antoine.

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Bertha Terry
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Date: 8th January 2012

Haiti workcamp
Thanks Lonnie, pics brought back a lot of fond & happy memories. Hope we met again in St. Ard. Blessings, BT

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Bertha Terry
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Date: 8th January 2012

Haiti workcamp
Thanks Lonnie, pics brought back a lot of fond & happy memories. Hope we met again in St. Ard. Blessings, BT

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Lana Wright
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Date: 9th January 2012

Altamaha Baptist Church Mission Haiti Trip 2012
The group from Altamaha Baptist Church in Jesup, Georgia are getting ready for another mission trip this year to Saintard Haiti. Thanks to Rick, who makes it happen. We are so excited about getting to come back. We are ready to do God's work, see ya soon. Feb 4 - 11, We love you Miss Phyllis.

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