LEADHAITI delegation attends The Leadership Summit

LEADHAITI in partnership with the Barnabas Learning Center will bring the Global Leadership Summit to Haiti in November. A delegation attended the Leadership Summit at Community Covenant Church in Rehoboth, Massachussets, the major sponsor for this unique event in Haiti. On Saturday Edner Jeanty and Valery Vital-Herne (of LEADHAITI) and Pastor Dennis Barril, Ron Ware and Scott Martin (of CCC) flew to Chicago to attend a special meeting for the leaders of Global Leadership Summits that will be held in over 56 countries around the globe. Stay tuned for more information on the Haiti GLS that will be posted soon.

Valéry, Monique, Edner & Dominique at Community Covenant Church

Those we plan to serve

Barnabas Learning Center exists to serve the needs for training in christian leadership for …

Pastors & Pastoral Leaders

Mission and Denominational Leaders

Sunday School Superintendents

Youth Leaders

Teachers

Women’s Ministry Leaders

Christian Business People

Public Servants

Higher Education Professionals

Media Directors & Opinion Leaders

Christian Artists

About the founder

Rev. Edner Jeanty, Jr. was born and raised in Haiti. He graduated from Dallas Theological Seminary (ThM, 1989). He has taught Christian Education and Theology at STEP Seminary for over 17 years. He served with UFM International (now CrossWorld) as a missionary in Africa. He also worked at Compassion Haiti (Leadership Development Program), CRWRC (Justice Education and Service Learning, Latin America), and held many key leadership positions in the UEBH denomination (Executive Secretary, Vice President, Treasurer). Edner Jeanty and his wife Dominique have two children and live in Petion-ville, Haiti.

Presenting BLC

The Barnabas Learning Center is a ministry founded by EDNER JEANTY, JR. to promote the Christian worldview and servant leadership ideals in Haiti.

Passion: we are passionate about the idea that churches and ministries ought to be purposefully led and professionally organized in order to have a spiritual and cultural impact on their communities.

Vision: we long to see the Biblical message shared by the evangelical community become a significant reference for the holistic development of individuals, families, and local communities.

Mission: as an organization we exist to …

1. Set up training opportunities to build the capacity of pastoral leaders in executive positions.

2. Plan events that proclaim Christ to decision-makers

3. Communicate the Christian worldview in spheres of influence (university, media, associations, etc.)

4. Inspire leaders in business, government and education to higher levels of success.