Huntington and OU-C graduate Abby Hartley enjoys some time with one of her students in Haiti. / Submitted photo
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(Lire haïtienne Nouvelles Christian en français) Thirty-five seconds, a pinprick of time at the end of a three-day trip, forever altered the trajectory of Harold Roy's life.American Airlines had just called Group 1 to board the plane to Miami, the first leg of Roy's journey back home to Boston. This had been his first trip ever to the country of his parents' birth. Roy sat there in the airport breathing in Haiti one last time, air conditioning blasting, arms tucked inside his shirt. His cellphone rested on one knee. His book, Barack Obama's "Dreams From My Father," balanced on the other. READ MORE
![]() Members of Whitesburg Baptist Church in Huntsville spent a week in March 2013 working with the advance teams for the Fun in the Son Festival in Port au Prince, Haiti. UNC School of the Arts music majors Rachel Norris, Sean Mulligan and Daniel Simms are preparing for an unforgettable start for the summer.
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The Rev. Dr. Verna Linzey took time during the Verna Linzey Crusade in Cap-Hatien, Haiti for an unprecedented meeting with the Chief of the United Nations of the Northern Haiti region on Sunday, April 21, 2013 in the walled compound where the two were residing. Photo: Verna Linzey with Pentecostal United Nations Chief of Northern Haiti |





Thirty-five seconds, a pinprick of time at the end of a three-day trip, forever altered the trajectory of Harold Roy's life.
UNC School of the Arts music majors Rachel Norris, Sean Mulligan and Daniel Simms are preparing for an unforgettable start for the summer.



