Shoebox season has officially begun! Our office has already been busy the past few months getting our pre-packed shoeboxes prepared.
In 1959, a requirement to graduate at Cambridge High and Latin School in Massachusetts was that you learned to swim. I couldn’t swim. […]
Who is ready to be sent by God? Travel with me to Bire, Haiti, by driving down the two-lane “not so much” of a road that goes from Port-au-Prince to Léogâne, Haiti. […]
“Great joy” were words often used by participants to describe the happiness they experienced during their three-day teachers’ seminar in Haiti. […]
In our schools, we believe strongly in investing in the lives of our teachers and employees. […]
Reaching children in the third-world country of Haiti began with a simple rule. […]
This summer, we were blessed to take our Leaders for Christ students on their annual mission trip. […]
In 1993, we moved to Orlando, Florida, to a community called Hunter’s Creek. Our home was just five miles from SeaWorld. […]
Each summer, our churches in Haiti organize local mission trips to share the Gospel, but also strengthen believers to serve Christ with courage and compassion. […]
Construction continues in Haiti. We recently completed two construction projects.
Recently, I attended the graduation ceremony in Los Castillos, where kindergarten and sixth-grade students celebrated an important milestone.
A memory I’ll never forget is visiting the Dominican Republic to meet my two sponsor children. […]
Nearly 400 high school students chose to spend five hours together in a special service to close out the school year. […]
Since joining the New Missions team in February, I have witnessed God’s hand at work and felt a special purpose in being here. […]
I believe our biggest need is to have the love of God in our lives. […]