Meet Roland Henry. He is a graduate of our New Missions Christian Academy in Haiti, and is the “very first” graduate to sponsor a student at New Missions. In fact, the girl he sponsors attends the same school he attended in Lassale. Roland is now a pastor in Westbury, NY. [...]
This year, I will be in the States for our July 4th Independence Day celebration. I would like to visit the ocean and see my children. We enjoy our liberty and blessings in America. [...]
Join us in celebrating and congratulating our Bible college graduates from the class of 2017 at the Royal Caribbean Institute in Haiti. Together, we are raising a generation of Christian leaders. [...]
Hear the story of Roland Henry, a graduate of New Missions, who is now sponsoring a child from the very school he attended in Haiti. [...]
A new church in the Dominican Republic has been planted in Los Castillos. Last year, while construction was in progress, we began a home church. Our desire was to have people in the community begin to come together, so that when the church was completed we would have a family of believers to start off this new church. [...]
The excitement of a family reunion can include introducing a new member of the family, such as a child born in the past year. With all the technology today, there is still nothing quite like seeing and touching a loved one. [...]
Here at New Missions, we are seeing how sponsorship changes the lives of children as we give them the gift of education—enabling them to escape poverty both physically and spiritually. [...]
Our pastors and local churches are at the center of serving communities. When we arrived in Haiti in 1983 and established our first church, we hung a banner between two coconut trees that read, Haiti: Esperance en Dieu (Haiti hope in God). [...]
Each of our schools have translators who serve children and sponsors as they correspond back and forth. The joy of reading a letter from your child living in a third world country is encouraging beyond words. [...]
Time is not a replaceable commodity. You can go earn more money, but you cannot go earn more time. Love is best spelled: t-i-m-e. [...]
This summer, teams will travel to Haiti and the Dominican Republic to serve alongside our churches and schools. Join us in prayer for these individuals representing churches from across the United States. [...]
Our students at Colegio Nueva Vida in the DR recently participated in “Geography Week.” During this time, the students learned about the need to protect the rivers, lakes, and natural surroundings in their country. [...]
Together, we celebrate seeing lives changed forever. During this update we feature a graduate who is now building homes in Haiti. We welcome your prayers for new students being enrolled for our 2017-2018 school year. Thank you for your partnership and prayers to make this possible. [...]
Love is a decision, an emotion and often a feeling not possible to define. [...]
During our early years in Haiti I was involved with hosting outdoor evangelistic services in villages where we had not yet planted a church. God used the music to draw the villagers from their huts to come listen and learn. The Gospel changed their lives forever. [...]
Jenny Adames is helping Estafany Elice with an assignment in their class. Estafany moved to Redemption Village three years ago with her parents and five siblings. [...]
Mothers in Haiti and the Dominican Republic could tell you a bit about their lives by saying they don’t have electricity, nor a car, a bed to sleep in, indoor plumbing, or the luxury of taking a hot shower. [...]
Students from Pine Castle Christian Academy graciously volunteered their time to come and serve at New Missions. They helped us process the shoeboxes that arrived after our last container of the season was shipped to Haiti. [...]
Enjoy this month's New Missions Update by taking a tour of New Missions in Haiti. Visit our miracle well, see where our visiting teams stay, and go inside our warehouses. [...]
Pastor Nicolas Santos can remember a time when there were only three faithful churchgoers at the church in Bombita. But, he knew God had called him there to pastor and he remained faithful to his calling. [...]
