The Next Generation
/ Mission Progress

The Next Generation

Forty-three years have passed since the founding of New Missions in Haiti. The mission remains strong because our churches and schools continue investing in the next generation to know and serve God. […]

Who Is a Missionary?
/ Mission Progress

Who Is a Missionary?

In 1983, I went to Haiti leaving children, family, and all that I knew as comfortable and secure. I lived in a tent for three months in rural Haiti. […]

A Church of Prayer with Paul Purvis
/ Podcast

A Church of Prayer with Paul Purvis

January News Update
/ Monthly Newsletter

January News Update

What Are You Believing God For?
/ Devotions

What Are You Believing God For?

Are you a believer? What are you believing God for in your life? What are you expecting? There’s a story about a woman, Eugenia Sanderson, in a book written by Kathryn Kuhlman titled God Can Do It Again. […]

Space For Teenagers
/ Life Change

Space For Teenagers

Space For Teenagers (Espace des Ados) at our Léogâne church begins its second year hosted by Student Pastor Guidony Guillaume. He shares: “These programs help children discover their talents. […]

Women of Faith
/ Ministry Highlights

Women of Faith

Last November, we took some of our female staff on a four-day retreat in the mountains. This was our fourth year hosting these retreats, and they continue to be a tremendous blessing to the women who attend. […]

Prayer Requests
/ Devotions

Prayer Requests

Thank you for joining us for our 21 Days of Prayer which begins January 6, 2023. This is the 40th anniversary of our ministry.

Empty My Bowl
/ Campaigns

Empty My Bowl

Delivering food to our schools is like bringing help and hope in a bowl. Whenever we receive a food delivery to our warehouse, the next day we begin to empty the warehouse–distributing the food to all of the school locations. […]

The Gospel Changes Lives
/ Life Change

The Gospel Changes Lives

One of our greatest callings from God is to share the Good News of Jesus with others. In 2016, we began a home church in Los Castillos while waiting for the new church building to be completed on the land we purchased there. […]

Construction Projects
/ Mission Progress

Construction Projects

New Missions has been serving in Haiti since 1983 bringing generational change through the Gospel. We are thankful for the missionaries, Haitian pastors and staff, and our donors who have and continue to partner with us. […]

Twenty-five Years as Pastor
/ Mission Progress

Twenty-five Years as Pastor

When New Missions established a church and school in the downtown area of Leogane, we found an old rum factory and purchased the land. […]

Oh Happy Day!
/ Devotions

Oh Happy Day!

My brother Tim recently shared a song with our family. It’s called Oh Happy Day by The Edwin Hawkins Singers. I remember as a young child some musicians visiting our home and this song was sung. […]

December News Update
/ Monthly Newsletter

December News Update

Uniting the Family in Faith with Darren Goodrich
/ Podcast

Uniting the Family in Faith with Darren Goodrich

Order a Shoebox
/ Campaigns

Order a Shoebox

Are you thinking about Christmas? It’s the time of year when our students start thinking about Christmas in hope that their sponsors will remember them with a gift. […]

High School Roof Project
/ CampaignsMission Progress

High School Roof Project

Standing in the middle of an empty grassy field, my father, Pastor George DeTellis, knew one day a high school and church would occupy this land in Signeau, Haiti. […]

Growing Together
/ Life ChangeMission Progress

Growing Together

About a year ago, God put it on our hearts to start a Bible study for young adults. Since then, it has been such a joy to see the group grow into a mix of people who have been connected to the mission for years and others joining for the very first time.  […]

November News Update
/ Monthly Newsletter

November News Update

Back to School
/ Campaigns

Back to School

Going back to school is an exciting time for our students in Haiti. They return to structure and routine as most of them had little to occupy their time over the summer. […]