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Summer Equals Food :: July 2010 New Missions NewsletterDo you have any favorite memories of summer? Going to the beach, camping, hiking, or just a bike ride in the evening? When I was a kid, I remember many times when my sister Mary Ann would take me to the penny candy store. We actually lived in the church where my father was a pastor. Just a few blocks away was a penny candy store and my favorite treat was the root beer popsicles for 5 cents.

For the children of New Missions, this summer will be filled with joyous memories. At all of our 22 elementary schools in Haiti, VBS programs will take place. Each day will welcome Bible memory verses, songs, and games. During the entire summer, a hot meal will be prepared and it is now official–we feed our children year-round. At New Missions, your giving makes a difference.

Right now it is estimated that 2 million children in Haiti do not attend school. At New Missions a child finds an oasis in the middle of poverty and chaos. Your child is surrounded by Christian teachers, a school director and pastor, plus a school nurse.

My prayer is that at the end of this summer we have thousands of children in Haiti saying, “VBS was my favorite memory this summer.” The mission field will expand as these children bring the gospel back home to their families.

~Timothy DeTellis

Get involved: Host a coin collection to help feed children in Haiti. Order your free kit: 407-240-4058 or online at our store.

  
Top: This rice delivery consisted of 400 fifty pound sacks of rice. Purchased in Port-au-Prince for $8,000, this food is enough to feed the school children for almost two weeks. Above left: The power of a hot meal gives a child the nourishment and strength to grow stronger and be alert to learn. Above middle: Santo elementary school teacher, Marie Eves Baptiste, leads the children in song and shares the joy of knowing Jesus. Above right: Rice, beans, vegetables and sauce remove hunger, prevents disease, and drives away the fear of poverty.
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