A Teacher's Lasting Impact

This school year, I have had the privilege to teach an advanced English class in our high school. Through this experience, I have been reminded of just how important and difficult being a teacher can be! […]

Alumni At Work

Alumni working in Haiti represent hope in a very challenging environment. […]

Your Words Matter

Giving out Christmas shoeboxes and the gifts you send to your sponsored child is such a joy! I wish you could be here to see the huge smiles on their faces when they receive them. […]

Did I Tell You I Love You Today?

I enjoy reading older, out of print books that I have to purchase used on eBay. One book usually leads to the next when the author makes reference to a title. Often, the unknown book can be a disappointment. […]

Leaders of Integrity

God has blessed New Missions in Haiti with many godly leaders who perform their responsibilities faithfully and with integrity day in and day out—just like Joseph in the Bible. […]

April News Update

April Podcast

Being Strong in Body, Mind, and Spirit

I realize how important it is to be strong in body, mind, and spirit. It’s not enough to be strong in one area of your life. It seems if one part of our life suffers, the other areas will also suffer. […]

March News Update

Help for the Hurting

As we all have been reminded during this pandemic, our physical health is something to be cherished. At our health center in the Dominican Republic, we offer free health consultations and medicines for everyone—regardless of their race, color, or beliefs. […]

Growing Leaders

When it comes to any organization, vision and direction are driven by the leader. Here at New Missions, we fulfill our mission through a church and school model and rely greatly on pastors who also serve as the school directors on their campuses. […]

Our Nurses Matter

In January 1983, just days after we arrived in Haiti, our nurses Cindy and Diane were working under palm trees with a table and chair, along with a suitcase filled with various medications. They were able to save the lives of twin girls suffering from severe dehydration and diarrhea. […]

Local Employment

New Missions has always been busy with construction. In our early years, the mission depended heavily on American workers, but also employed Haitians who were being trained. […]

The Task of The Missionary

Shoebox Drive Review

Sharing God's Love

Here in the Dominican Republic, we have close to 80 people who work with the mission. I am consistently impressed by their love and dedication to the mission and the work they are doing. […]

Feeding the 8,000

Standing in front of our two warehouse buildings, Pastor Richard Gay and Pastor Yaguel Nerat discuss what’s happening before them…a miracle! Feeding the 8,000 students across our 30 church and school campuses takes logistics and leadership. […]

February News Update

Memories of Love

When I was born, my maternal grandmother received me in her arms and bathed me. I was born in her home in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Her home was my spiritual refuge, and on her kitchen table I always saw food and her open Bible. […]

Property Walls

In Haiti, we have recently started some wall projects. Typically, these projects are not talked about much because they don’t sound exciting. […]