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Thank-you for your interest in Kreyol For Parents (KFP). This website
is dedicated to
the parents of adopted Haitian children. We hope that you
will enjoy and benefit from the resources in this web site.
All the products available here contain a
Practical and Useful Digest of Conversational
Dialogues, phrases and expressions which are centered around everyday family
life, particularly during the first several months when you are getting
acquainted with your adopted Haitian child. The materials reflect on the
predictable, the unpredictable; and, many of the frequently occurring needs of
adoptive parents, their family and their newly adoptive child.
Mission Statement
* Develop Kreyol and English materials for both child and
parent that will help the child maintain much of their culture as well as help
the family acquire a knowledge of Haiti.
* Maintain a FREE Help Yourself Folder
on available and current information pertinent to the needs of adopting parents
and to those who have a heart for Haiti.
Returns from sales of Kreyol for Parents products help support
the following:
* Provide reasonable guesthouse rates for those coming to
Haiti to do God’s work. To financially help those that would like to join a
team.
* Coordinate mission teams to provide building, medical, and
other services to worthy orphanages and schools. Solicit, receive &
distribute toys, clothing and school supplies for children.
* Help adoptive parents by providing special rates for their
stay during the processing of documents, etc. Bin’s Missionary will always be
a refugee home for parents who have to stay beyond their expected stay in Haiti
where parents will pay as they are able.
Profile
About the author - Barbara A. Bineta Baro, known as "Sister Bin" is a graduate
of George Washington University. Born in Houston, Texas and raised in
Washington, D.C., she decided to move to Haiti after working with the U.S.
Agency for International Development as
an International Cooperation Specialist. She has been living and
working in Haiti since 1981. While in Haiti she worked as an assistant
director for Plan International, a non profit organization and provided
consultant services for USAID and independent Haitian non governmental
organizations.
In 1983, accepting Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior, she began working by
faith as an independent missionary reaching out to the neighborhood children
and families. She is the founder and manager of Bin's
Missionary Guest Home. A
missionary Guest Home and Outreach Ministry and the receipts from her guest
house and special support from churches and friends has provided her with the
means to accomplish much of her work. Bin has a daughter and two
grandchildren in the United States, an adopted Haitian daughter and is in the
process of adopting a second daughter.
The commentary from the Life Application Bible,NIV ....."God
says he wants our servics to go beyond our own personal growth to acts of
kindness, charity, justice and generosity", has been her inspiration
to work as a missionary.
Bin's favorite Bible verse is Isaiah 58: 11-12, NIV
The Lord will guide you always;
He will satisfy your needs in sun-scorched land
and will strengthen your frame.
You will be like a well-watered garden,
like a spring whose waters never fail.
Your people will rebuild the ancient ruins
and will raise up the age-old foundations;
you will be called Repairer of Broker Walls,
Restorer of Streets with Dwellngs.
Bin
Maggie
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