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Never Stop Learning
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Never Stop Learning

Our teachers and staff are constantly giving of themselves to teach and minister to children, parents, patients, and people in need. As you can imagine, this can be physically and mentally draining at times. We are always looking for ways to refresh, encourage, and build up our staff so they may better serve others. […]
Taming the Tongue
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Taming the Tongue

Undoubtedly, we have all had times when we said something that we wish we could have taken back the minute it came out of our mouth. It is a subject that is not easy to talk about, but is so important in our Christian walk. Recently, we hosted a women’s mini retreat with the theme “Taming the Tongue.” […]
Church Without Walls
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Church Without Walls

Surrounded in prayer, Pastor Richard Gay from Masson, and Pastor Panel from Bire, traveled with missionary teams of Haitians to serve across their country this summer. […]
Generosity Changes Lives
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Generosity Changes Lives

“What’s in it for me?” WIIFM is the most popular radio station individuals tune in to daily, but it drives selfishness. However, when we surrender our lives to Christ, we see the world through a new lens of helping and serving others. […]
Ready...Set...Go!
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Ready...Set...Go!

Have you ever attended an exciting sporting event that had you on the edge of your seat? That’s how life seems with New Missions in the Dominican Republic. Here’s a play-by-play of current events. […]
Financial Freedom Seminar
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Financial Freedom Seminar

A short time ago, we were able to host a special finance seminar for some of our employees in the Dominican Republic. We decided to host this class because we wanted to help them succeed in their lives and learn how to manage their money. […]
Fruit of our Labor
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Fruit of our Labor

We love seeing our graduates fulfilling different callings in their lives. When we observe them working, serving, or preaching we are witnessing the fruit of New Missions...thanks to Godʼs blessings. […]
A Teacher's Lasting Impact
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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! […]
Help for the Hurting
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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. […]
Our Nurses Matter
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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
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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. […]
Sharing God's Love
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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
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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. […]
Property Walls
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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. […]
Showers of Blessings
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Showers of Blessings

For the majority of people who are reading this article, there is no doubt in their mind that when they turn on a faucet, water will come out. However, for people living here in the Dominican Republic, water is a precious commodity, and they often go without. […]
Go Team New Missions
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Go Team New Missions

Happy 39th birthday New Missions—serving in Haiti since January 6, 1983. Over the years, the people who have helped New Missions serve strong are the missionaries and volunteers. […]
Year in Review
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Year in Review

Chasing the call of God in our lives begins with a true surrender. This past year, we surrendered our entire mission in prayer during the 21 Days of Prayer—which we will host again Jan. 6 through Jan. 27, 2022 (more info at newmissons.org/prayer). […]
Serving Further
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Serving Further

The history of New Missions expanding into the Dominican Republic started in the early 90s with a burden for the Haitian community living in the DR. In 1999, we began in Redemption Village— a Haitian community. […]
Blessed to Bless
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Blessed to Bless

In Matthew 25:40 Jesus says, “…whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.” Most of you don’t get to witness the recipient receiving and enjoying the blessings you have provided by contributing to sponsoring a child, given to our “Library in a Box” project, packed a shoebox, or collected other essential items for the children of Haiti. […]
Together Again
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Together Again

Because of government regulations last school year, our students could not come to campus and had to study from home. This was extremely difficult for parents, students, and teachers. […]
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