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

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

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

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.  […]

Faith Through Education

At New Missions, we believe education is most powerful when it is centered on Christ. This year, we are excited to take new steps in sharing the Gospel with our students through two important initiatives. […]

Glory to God!

This summer five different mission trips from eight churches were scheduled in Haiti. The first trip to the mountainous area of Tom Gateau was filled with victory. […]

Families Come to Christ

Celebrating 25 years of ministry in the Dominican Republic, we kicked off the year with special chapel services at our campuses. Parents were invited to attend, and their response was incredibly encouraging. […]

Small Church Big Mission

Our small churches are passing on God’s love to as many people as possible. In Haiti, our small churches collectively represent over 5,000 in weekly attendance in person, but thanks to technology, several of our churches broadcast their weekend services online.  […]

We Love Our Teachers

Just as my teacher invited me to accept Jesus as my Savior, most of our teachers were once students and remember their school teacher who first told them about Jesus. […]

Hope Through Foot Care

Diabetes is a serious health challenge in the Dominican Republic. For many people, getting the care they need isn̓t always possible due to lack of access and money.

Miracle Food Delivery

We recently received a shipping container of food at our warehouse. The food is a two-month supply, and the schools picked up their food over a period of two days. […]

42nd Anniversary

On January 31, 2025, our churches united in a beautiful morning of remembrance. They were celebrating and thanking God for the countless lives changed by the Gospel’s proclamation in our churches since 1983. […]

Transforming Lives

This year, we are celebrating 25 years of ministry in the Dominican Republic on the North Coast. We are grateful for the work God is doing through New Missions and the lives that are being transformed. […]

Special Projects

Stepping onto the New Missions church and school campus in Playa Chiquita, Dominican Republic, reminded me of the importance of vision. My mother and father began their efforts to expand New Missions into the Dominican Republic 25 years ago. […]

Chapel Services

What change matters most in the life of a child? From feeding students to educating them, we see spiritual development as paramount for transformation over time. […]

Special Update from the DR

Jesus Loves You

Jesus loves me this I know for my teacher, Marie Neslie Verne, told me so! Lined up to receive lunch at school, kids see fifth grade teacher Marie Neslie Verne ready to pass out bowls of food. […]

Forty-two Years in Haiti

We are celebrating 42 years in Haiti, and give God all the glory for the work that has been done here in His mighty name. We must remain faithful and rely upon God. My parents knew that education and faith in God would bring about change to Haiti. […]

25 Years Changing Lives

This month, New Missions joyfully celebrates 25 years of ministry in the Dominican Republic! We are profoundly grateful to be part of the incredible work God is doing along the North Coast. […]

Dominican Leadership

Ten years ago, Heather Williams agreed to spend one year at New Missions in the Dominican Republic to serve as our field director. Fast forward 10 years, and she is married to Arismendy Katz. They have two children, Max and Eli.