Classroom Desks

“Game changer” may not be a word one normally uses to describe a school desk or bench, but in Haiti it really is! “Made in Haiti” (not Made in China) is what should be printed on our classroom desks. Every desk is 100% Haitian made.

Partner with Moms

When carrying out mission work, we often seek long-term solutions to help the people we serve. Spiritual darkness. Poverty. Illiteracy. Unemployment. Disease. Since 1983, we have pursued Christ-centric solutions to these big problems facing the poorest of the poor in the Western Hemisphere.

May News Update

Los Castillos School

Church services began in May 2017 in Los Castillos, Dominican Republic. We have seen the impact the church and school is having on our students and their families. Not long ago, a fight broke out between two families in Redemption village, where our school is currently located and most of the children live. [...]

Complete Deliverance

All of us need a complete deliverance in our lives from anything holding us down. I believe some Christians are content with a partial deliverance. They are not fully walking in victory. [...]

Now, I'm a Pastor

Children were lined up to receive their shoebox gifts. On this special day, the person passing out these gifts was their pastor and school director, Mario Bijou. When he looked into their eyes, he could see himself. He, too, was once a student at New Missions. [...]

April News Update

Delivering Sneakers

In February, team members from Newport Assembly of God in Newport, PA, had the privilege of helping the students at our New Missions Decouze campus pick out their own pair of sneakers. [...]

Building Something Great

Two girls sat on the foundation of the church being built in Concrab, Haiti, and little did they know this building would become a place where hundreds would find faith in Jesus. [...]

Students Helping Students

The remarks of thirteen students from Ben Lippen school in Columbia, SC—who held VBS at our Masson, Signeau, and Concrab schools this January—had some common themes. [...]

Church Construction

Sitting down with carpenter Lucnar Felice, I asked him this question: Who built this roof on the church in Bire? He said, “I did.” Where do you live? “I live here in this village where the church is located.” [...]

Drilling Wells

Water is essential for life. Without a clean source of water, children may become desperate and drink unclean water that leads to life threatening illnesses. [...]

Container Arrival

Thank you to each person who packed a shoebox for the children of New Missions. The joy of watching children receive their shoebox gifts in person is so inspiring. Each box is filled with surprises and many gifts to share with family members. [...]

Loving the Unlovable

There is an old fashioned lumber company in my neighborhood where we buy a lot of materials. After you place your order inside with a clerk, you drive out back to a yard filled with sheds and racks where they store all the building materials. [...]

March News Update

Baptism Festival

We celebrate the 22 Haitians whose lives have been changed by God and followed the Lord in believer’s baptism. There was one person I was particularly thrilled to see take this step of public profession of their faith. [...]

Lunch at School

Is it important to feed children? My father would say, “How can you educate a child if they are hungry?” Since 1983, our mission has provided lunch at school. In doing the math for the total meals served over 35 years, it equals 50 million meals! [...]

Helping The Hurting

Thirty-five years ago, nurses Cindy Smith and Diane Vrooman, from Calvary Evangelistic Center in Worcester, Massachusetts, packed a suitcase with medication and came to Haiti. [...]

February News Update

A Healthy Heart

Do you wake up in the morning giggling? Do you wake up with your heart full of love for God and others? [...]