March News Update

Haiti Health Trainers

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. […]

Caring For All Ages

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. […]

What Is A Bible?

The Bible is what I need to give me guidance, direction, and encouragement. It is my manual for my life. It’s comparable to a manual you receive to maintain an appliance in good order or to repair. […]

It’s Never Too Late…

Wednesday, February 12 was container day here at New Missions. That means we emptied our jam-packed warehouse with shoeboxes and supplies for Haiti and loaded them into a huge 40 foot cargo container. […]

February Podcast

Where can you make a difference? What about right where you work? […]

The Most Important Thing You Do Today

Every day we have a to-do list of things we want to get done. Here in North America, we live in a culture that is entertained to death. People binge on movies and video games. […]

School Cooks

Good, nourishing food is precious to Haitians and is an important path to their hearts. Our 41 school cooks and over 40 assistants are all unsung heroes. They arrive at work by 6:00 a.m. to begin preparation. […]

Delivering Shoebox Gifts

Your generosity is what made it possible! We will have enough shoebox gifts to bless the lives of all of our students in Haiti—with the final total collection of 13,500. We are so thankful. […]

Reading God's Word

This year, we have continued to work with our Christian student leadership group to equip them to become Christian leaders with a strong faith in Christ.  Recently, they had the opportunity to hear Jamie Williams share his experience about living in a cave for two years to study the Bible. […]

Mission Trip Impact

Early in 2019, I arrived in the Dominican Republic from the United States. There was some work that needed addressed at our Colegio Nueva Vida Campus. I was immediately greeted by a group of excited students followed by a barrage of questions. […]

February News Update

21 Days of Prayer: Week Three

As we enter our final week of 21 Days of Prayer I want to express my gratitude for your prayers and support. Most importantly, this is a spiritual work we are called to. We pray God uses us to make a difference for eternity's sake.

21 Days of Prayer: Week Two

Welcome to week of two of 21 Days of Prayer. During week two, we will focus our prayers on our mission in the Dominican Republic. Together, during our 21 Days of Prayer may we set our heart’s affection and mind’s attention on God’s purpose and plan for our mission.

21 Days of Prayer: Week One

Thank you for joining us for the 21 Days of Prayer starting January 6, 2020, which is our 37th anniversary of ministry. The first week of prayer requests will focus on Haiti, week two the Dominican Republic and during week three we will pray for activities from our Orlando office.

January News Update

Impacting Young Lives

Every school day in the Dominican Republic, over 100 preschool students have class at our churches in Playa Chiquita and Playa Laguna. Each day begins with a devotional, prayer, and Bible songs. […]

10 Years After the Earthquake

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. […]

Won't You Be My Neighbor?

Let me consider that question. Where do you live? How do you dress? What is your diet? Do I like the temperature where you live…or your government? Won’t you be my neighbor? God has called us to love our neighbor. Who is my neighbor? […]

21 Days of Prayer

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. […]