Leaders for Real Change With 20 pastors serving in our churches in Haiti, we have a ministry team taking the vision in their hearts to help Haiti find hope. Spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ is the reason that New Missions is in Haiti. We accomplish this through our churches, Christian schools, and Bible college. Each Sunday, all of our churches have Sunday School classes for our school-aged children to attend................. FULL STORY
From Poverty to Opportunity Where were you born? Marie Chantal Philippe was born in the village of LaSalle, Haiti in a mud hut. She was born in one of the poorest villages on the Leogane Plain. It is hard to imagine that there are actually “levels” of poverty. Yes, even the poor have classes: the poor, very poor, and the poorest of the poor. She was destined to a life of illiteracy and extreme poverty, until she was enrolled in the New Missions school. What did this compare to? Chantal says it best, “If someone is not in the New Missions school, they do not have anything. They follow Voodoo, they are hungry, they are lost.”................ FULL STORY
Kids Serving Now The philosophy of Steve and Becky Weldon is that kids can serve in ministry now. When the Orlando couple promoted sign-ups for a family mission trip to the Dominican Republic, the result was a 20-person team comprising parents and their children as young as eight years old, as well as a family with four daughters. There was such a strong interest in the family mission trip that the Weldon’s actually had to turn people away for a future trip................ FULL STORY
A Stubborn Hope On August 2nd, as the American Airlines flight was making its descent into Port-au-Prince, I looked out the window to see the landscape of Haiti once again. There was a rush of poverty scenes and my emotions were fearful that this was too much for me. The hot tears reminded me that this was my first flight to Haiti without my husband, Pastor George. I had to cry out to God, and I asked Him to be kind to me and not let my heart be further broken with the overwhelming needs of Haiti................ FULL STORY