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. [...]
The first generation of students at New Missions came from homes where their parents were illiterate. [...]
Yensi is the little boy I sponsor in the Dominican Republic. He is 10 years old, and he attends our mission school in Bombita. [...]
Arriving at the village of Concrab, Haiti, for the “Baptism Festival” reminded me of when I was a teenager living in Haiti, and visited this village for the first time. [...]
The Haitian Christians from New Missions not only hear the Word of God, they obey the Word of God. [...]
One of our greatest joys is to make our little ones secure, beginning at two or three years of age. [...]
On a Saturday morning at about 9:00 a.m., a small group of people from a local church arrived at our office and spent three hours serving together at New Missions in Orlando. [...]
In the comfort and security of your own neighborhood, church and home, you speak out for children waiting for the important touch of a human being saying, “I care. I know. I want to help you. [...]
Frequently, I’m asked this question, “What’s next for New Missions?” My common response is typically, “What’s now?” [...]
