
Please click on a link below to read about the work That
the Lord is doing in Haiti. .
Bryce Homes Haiti
Reports From Haiti
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Bryce Homes Haiti
Bryce Homes
International was founded by Understand The Times as
a program to assist widows and orphans around the
world. The program is in memory of Bryce Oakland
(1974 - 2001).

Bryce Oakland
Bryce Homes in Haiti
is working with board members there to help
distribute resources to needy
families by establishing a Bryce Homes program in Haiti.
Some
children, in Bryce Homes, are truly orphans. We can feed orphans and keep these
new families together by your
gifts to Bryce Homes. First and foremost we want to be able teach them
about the saving relationship they can have with Jesus.
You can be a part of the
work that the Lord is doing with the Bryce Homes program in Haiti. We
are accepting donations for that work. You can give a one time gift or
support Bryce Homes in Haiti with a monthly gift. If the Lord calls you
to help with a gift, please click on the appropriate button in the blue
bar on the right side of this page. As with our mission
programs in other parts of the world, the objective of Bryce Homes in
Haiti is to come along side and assist other ministries or
missionaries that are already established in order to assist them in the
call God has upon their lives.
This project truly has been a testimony of
God’s love and faithfulness. The children are being taught the Word
of God and the ways of the Lord. We believe some of these children will be used
someday in Haiti to testify of God. The men there who are directing this
program have a solid understanding of spiritual deception and the times in which
we live, and they pass this understanding on to the widows, children, and
others.
The families are being helped with
clothing, food, and educational costs for the children, biblical
discipleship is occurring, and plans for
self-supporting methods are being developed.
First and foremost, we will also give
them the Gospel of Jesus Christ'
As we are not able to
be in Haiti and on the ground year around it is important we have
reliable representatives that we can trust and help distribute the
resources we are able to provide for needs and specific causes.
We
will try to help parents, grandparents or others who are already looking
after their own and orphaned children but do not have the resources to
do so. Because Haiti is so poor, we can make a huge difference with a
small amount of funds.
We want the children to
grow up to be an asset to the community around them as they are provided
a Christian education and food to eat.
Rather than having individual sponsorships for
each child we will ask supporter to fund the Bryce Homes program in
Haiti.
In the long term we
have a vision for these people. For a small amount of money we can teach
them to use some land for
agricultural purposes which will give the people in the area the ability to produce their own food.
You can partner with
Bryce Homes Haiti monthly or any amount, anytime by check or by donating
online. Please use the appropriate donation button in the blue bar at
the right side of the page.

- Nearly all the
children and widows are in need of clothes, some
still need school uniforms, but all need clothes
to wear every day. Many are still wearing rags.
- Some sort of a
medical emergency plan is needed so that
children, when they become very ill, can be
cared for. This happens 12-18 times a year,
usually at a cost of $100 for transport to a
medical care center and the care received, which
often includes some kind of medication.
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Reports From Haiti
April 2019
December 2018
December 2017
August 2017
Bryce Home Year End Update 2016
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