Anne is a medical missionary to the Bushnegro people on the Cottica River in Suriname, South America. Anne had the privilege of being the oldest child of missionary parents John and Bettie Dreisbach.  She was born in the United States but went to Africa when she was just a few months old. Her parents' testimony had a huge impact on Anne's life, and they imparted to her early on that their mission was to win souls to Jesus Christ. When she was six years old, she went to a boarding school for missionary children. While in her first year there, she recognized her own need of salvation and confessed her sins, believed in Jesus Christ, and accepted Him as her personal Savior. Shortly after her conversion, God called her into full-time Christian service.

After spending seven years at boarding schools in Nigeria and three years in public schools in the United States, Anne completed her last two years of high school at Bob Jones Academy. The two years at BJA were important years of spiritual growth for Anne; they confirmed her calling to full-time Christian service and set her feet on the Lord's path for her life. The following fall she entered nurses training to fulfill her heart's desire to be a missionary nurse. She graduated from the Greenville General Hospital School of Nursing in 1969 and went on to graduate from Bob Jones University with a B.S. degree in Medical Missions in 1972. Because of her interest in obstetrics, Anne entered the Queen Mother's Hospital in Glasgow, Scotland, to study midwifery. She graduated with a degree in midwifery in 1973. Throughout her college years, Anne went on several foreign mission trips to Chad, Central Africa, Mexico, Scotland, and France.

In 1976, Anne went to the Niger Republic of West Africa with Project Compassion where she ministered to as many as 400 Muslim people a day through a medical clinic ministry. After the Lord closed the door in Niger in June of 1980, Anne sought the Lord's guidance for her next step. The Lord graciously led her to Suriname, South America.

Greetings from St. Raphaël-Wallondri in rural northern Haiti! Much has changed since I first came to Haiti in 1987. We did not have reliable communications, the roads were terrible, there was no electricity, and affordable personal computers were still in the future. The roads are still bad and it is unlikely that the national electric system will ever reach this area. However, solar power is now a reality. Most people have cell phones! It is hard to imagine life without a laptop computer, and satellite dishes now make it possible to be in contact with the world. It has been my privilege to serve the Lord Jesus Christ in clinic ministry to the Haitian people since 1989. We have seen God heal people both physically, through the use of medicine, and spiritually as the Gospel has been faithfully proclaimed and people have put their trust in Christ for salvation. Thank you for stopping by! I hope you will be informed and encouraged as you browse through this site. “And Jesus went forth, and saw a great multitude, and was moved with compassion toward them, and he healed their sick.” (Matthew 14:14)

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