This November, it will be 32 years since Pastor George DeTellis purchased land in Bire, Haiti, and established a church and school on the property. The original church and school were damaged in the 2010 earthquake. […]
A new school year is exciting yet intimidating. School work can sometimes be challenging for a lot of children. Would you take some time to look over these prayer requests and pray for the children, staff, and families? […]
This is a general summary of a typical day in the lives of our students in Haiti. However, each school may look a little different. In Haiti, school is usually a half-day. […]
Students love attending our New Missions schools in the Dominican Republic. They love learning and making new friends. The path to education opens the door to a host of new opportunities for them. […]
When I see the faces of Eveline Michel and Lena Lociel, our two school kitchen cooks in the village of Masson, I see a halo of an anointing on them. They partner with God and New Missions to make a miracle happen by feeding a multitude every day. […]
At our health center in the Dominican Republic, we treat people from all age groups—many of whom are vulnerable patients such as the elderly, pregnant women, new moms, and children. […]
Medical care has always been an important part of what New Missions provides in the communities we serve—because it is a vessel for sharing the Gospel. In the beginning, the clinic was a table under coconut trees. […]
The security of the Gospel is the greatest message we can share. Jesus is still the answer for our world today. Currently, New Missions is building a new church in Flon, Haiti, and the progress has been impressive over the past several months. […]
David Dean has been doing family-friendly stand-up comedy for over 30 years. He’s traveled extensively making people laugh. But there’s one subject he’s very serious about and it’s no laughing matter. He’s passionate about New Missions and the children in the Dominican Republic.
All summer long, our school directors work tirelessly to plan for the next school year. This year brings more challenges as we adjust our methods of teaching to accommodate the new government requirements because of the coronavirus. […]
Christ’s church will never fail. That was Pastor Yaguel Nerat’s message this past Sunday to a huge crowd at his church in Bordmer, Haiti. Old and young alike came. They raised their hands to praise and worship God.
As a mom, I want the best for my children. Moms in Haiti are no different. Mothers may be poor and more limited in their choices, but they want to know if a school has a good reputation and if the child will receive a good education. […]
Many Dominicans and Haitians living in the DR rely on jobs where they receive daily pay but have no job benefits or security. When the government instituted a lockdown due to the coronavirus, most of these people lost their jobs. […]
For many children in the Dominican Republic, reading is a privilege that not everyone can enjoy. Many children may learn how to read at a very basic level but never really master it. […]
My wife and I meet with our school directors and pastors on a regular basis. There are usually about forty leaders in attendance. We also distribute supplies to the schools and churches during the same time. […]
During this challenging season, we want you to know we are staying steadfast in our mission to serve children and families in Haiti through our 35 churches and schools. Our mission is not changed by any virus.
Our churches, schools, and clinics all impact communities in their own unique ways. No single ministry can do everything, so we are thankful for one program that is blessing people with understanding of health issues. […]
At our health center in Sosua, we minister to people across their lifespan. Expectant moms come to our clinic for regular prenatal checks, and we care for them and their unborn child. […]
For those of us who were in Haiti for the 2010 earthquake, a myriad of images comes to mind when we begin to ponder that devastating day. The sight of villagers camped out in the fields lifting their voices in songs of worship to God has stuck with me. […]
Prayer is essential for our spiritual life—it is vital. New Missions is celebrating our 37th year of mission work and the pioneering efforts have been possible because of prayer. […]
