Church on the Rise

The local church is the greatest relief organization in the world because the greatest need in the world is a Savior, and Jesus is the answer. [...]

Helping Hands

Volunteers play an integral role in what we do at New Missions. Packing shoeboxes, processing sneakers, and reading letters from students are all jobs that volunteers help with on a regular basis. [...]

If That Same Spirit!

On Thursday, September 8, 2016, at 10:09 a.m., I sent a text message to my wife, “Help!” I was having a heart attack! [...]

Eat More At School

Asking a graduate of New Missions what it was like when they attended one of our schools led to a telling response. “I ate all I wanted,” was what he remembered. I hung up in tears. [...]

Bless Those Who Bless

Did you know shoebox gifts are being received to bless our pastors, teachers, and nurses? Join us in blessing those who minister to our school children. [...]

DR Flood Update

Please pray for our mission in the Dominican Republic, as we are still experiencing flooding and heavy rains. You can help us deliver a special feeding to all who have been affected by making a donation through the Donate button provided below.

November News Update

Your prayers matter. We are thankful there was no loss of life reported at any of our schools and churches from Hurricane Matthew. [...]

We’re Thankful for our Volunteers

Volunteers play an integral role in what we do at New Missions. Packing shoeboxes, processing sneakers, and reading letters from students are all jobs that volunteers help with on a regular basis. [...]

Trusting God in the Storm

There is a time to go through a storm and a time to run from a storm. We need to always evaluate the threat to our lives and move forward in wisdom and prayer. [...]

Hurricane Matthew

On Tuesday, October 4, 2016, Hurricane Matthew hit Haiti as a category 4 massive storm. Your prayers mattered! [...]

Feeding Children

The week prior to Hurricane Matthew, our food purchases included 800 sacks of rice, 400 sacks of beans, 1,500 gallons of oil, 59 cases of dried fish, 30 sacks of garlic, 59 cases of tomato paste, and 30 sacks of soap. [...]

Shoebox Gifts Needed

In the wake of Hurricane Matthew, the shoebox gifts will bless children and their families more than ever. We will distribute as many shoeboxes as we receive. They will be given through our churches, schools, and New Missions network churches across Haiti. [...]

School After the Storm

For the children of New Missions, going back to school after Hurricane Matthew meant getting dressed in a clean uniform, visiting the school nurse (if needed), having a hot meal prepared for them, and knowing they are surrounded by teachers who love and care for them. [...]

Los Castillos Update

The people in Los Castillos are excited because the church is almost finished! The tiles will soon be installed, and the parking area will be completed shortly thereafter. [...]

New Missions Hurricane Update

Hurricane Matthew Update

Today is the first full-day in the wake of hurricane Matthew hitting Haiti as a category 4 storm. Village paths have turned into rivers. It will take time for families to clean out of this mess.

Hurricane Matthew Hits Haiti

Early this morning, Charlie DeTellis called me with the first of several updates from our high school campus in Signeau, Haiti. Hurricane Matthew was making landfall. 

Hurricane Matthew

As Hurricane Matthew approaches Haiti, we are ready to respond. Our mission has staff on the ground and we are receiving updates from Charlie DeTellis, who is in Haiti with his wife, Rachel and son, Nathan.

Water Irrigation for Haiti

David Youssi from Georgia completed an irrigation project in Haiti with New Missions. He used several local Haitian men to install a pop-up sprinkler system to water the crops. [...]

Bigger Than A Shoebox

One of my fondest memories of delivering shoebox gifts to children in Haiti is when I was walking up the Tom Gateau mountain road. [...]