He's Here!

When we found out we were expecting our beautiful baby boy, we never imagined that his birth would coincide with a pandemic! As the due date drew closer and our lives changed dramatically due to COVID-19, we did begin to worry about the plans we had made for his delivery here in the Dominican Republic. […]

June Podcast

The local church is the greatest force for good. You and your church matter! What can the local church do to reach their community? […]

Feeding Families During Uncertainty

During this challenging season, we are sending students home with food for their families. We want you to know we are staying steadfast in our mission to serve children and families in Haiti and the Dominican Republic through our 35 churches and schools.

Virtual Mango Run

The White family loves to run! Dallas White, lead pastor at The Grove Church in Acworth, Georgia, has enjoyed running several half marathons and obstacle races. […]

Only Believe

Before Jesus came to raise Lazarus from the dead, Mary and Martha sent a message to Him: “Lord, the one you love is sick.ˮ The Bible does not say the one who loves You, Jesus. […]

Church During Covid-19

Attending church is very important to Haitian believers. Most Haitians have none or very limited electricity and few options for being fed spiritually via TV, internet, and radio. […]

Feeding Families

Dry Food Distributions

Americans rushed out to grocery stores to stock up as COVID-19 began to spread in our nation. The Coronavirus is now in Haiti, but sadly most Haitians are not able to buy extra food because they lack finances and refrigeration. Many have to shop on almost a daily basis. Food insecurity is a very real thing. […]

May Podcast

Since before they met, Charlie and Rachel DeTellis were both serving as missionaries. Today, still serving as missionaries, we sat down to hear their story of how they met and how God is using them today to make a difference in Haiti and wherever they go. […]

Mothers In Joy And In Sorrow

From the very beginning, God told us that because of the sin of Eve, women would endure pain in childbearing. The pain is not only in the birthing process, but also the pain of sin. The first mother, Eve, had the pain of her son Cain killing her son Abel. […]

Child Sponsorship Matters

Our students in the Dominican Republic love their sponsors! They call them their “madrina” or “padrino,” which means godmother or godfather.  When a student receives a letter or gift from their sponsor, it is a reminder of just how special they are to them. […]

Appreciation for Sneakers

As a parent, one of your greatest desires is to be able to meet all of the needs your children have. I am blessed to be celebrating my first Mother’s Day as a mom this year. In anticipation of the arrival of our new baby, we received gifts and purchased supplies so that we had everything she would need when she arrived. […]

Struggles Gone

In the midst of the struggles that Haiti has been experiencing, there was rejoicing this March as 22 people publicly expressed commitment to Jesus through water baptism. This year’s baptism festival welcomed 21 of our New Missions churches to celebrate together at the Concrab campus. […]

Together, Feeding Families

During this season of COVID-19, New Missions has made it a priority to send food home with children in Haiti to feed their families. In addition, the Dominican Republic is addressing food for families with the greatest needs.

Life Is Better Together

Ansanm means “together” in Haitian Creole. Togetherness makes life better because you have community to share life with. When I lived in Haiti, I saw the strength of togetherness as villagers would gather at the shoreline to help pull in the fishing nets. […]

Famn Pou Jezi

I remember attending Jeanne DeTellis’ 50th birthday party in Haiti back in 1992. It was a ministry party. She had invited the 12 pastors’ wives and other women from each of the New Missions churches. […]

April Podcast

Since before they met, Charlie and Rachel DeTellis were both serving as missionaries. Today, still serving as missionaries, we sat down to hear their story of how they met and how God is using them today to make a difference in Haiti and wherever they go. […]

The Joy of Reading

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. […]

Cooking In Masson

When I see the faces of Eveline Michel and Lena Lociel, our school kitchen cooks in the village of Masson, I see a halo of an anointing on their composure, smiles, and their hard-working hands. They partner with God and New Missions as they cook to feed just over 500 children at this campus. […]

April News Update