Mission teams visiting New Missions in Sosua, Dominican Republic, play a crucial role in bringing joy, encouragement, and spiritual growth to the students we serve. […]
In 1981, we used a printer in Worcester, Mass., called Saltus Press. […]
Teaching is more than a profession—it is a calling. […]
Jesus said, “Go and make disciples of all nations.” […]
Fabianie Joseph and Aidan Dalce are two students attending our Léogâne Sunday school. […]
Did you know your birthday is worth much more than a cake? […]
Open the warehouse doors! Once we fill the warehouse in Haiti, we empty it within a few days. One by one, the trucks back up to be loaded with enough gifts for our students at each school. […]
Good teachers deliver lessons their students are required to learn. Great teachers look beyond the curriculum to see the child as a whole. […]
On January 6, 2026, New Missions celebrated 43 years of ministry in Haiti. Praise God for His faithfulness! […]
“Shoeboxes are a tangible way for kids to see how they can make a difference in another child’s life for the Lord,” said Pastor Tommy Larison, elementary pastor at CrossLife Church in Oviedo, Florida. […]
The exposure to sunlight plays a vital role to our health. Seeing the sun in the morning helps brighten our mood. Vitamin D is received from the sun. […]
The eyes of a young child say, “Will you love me, accept me, and bless me?” The child cannot speak to you, but the child needs you.
What happens when we give the gift of education? A child grows up with the outlook of a better tomorrow.
How often do you share in the Lord’s Supper? It’s truly a somber and grateful moment when we think less of ourselves and more of our Lord and Savior.
A recent estimate suggests there may be as many as 350 former New Missions students living in France from the village of Neply alone. Many are actively involved in local churches, serving as salt and light in their communities.
