Raising New Generations for the Lord

Junior and Alourd began attending the Vieux-Court church in 2015 as unbelievers. After hearing the Gospel they decided to become followers of Jesus, and at a later date they were baptized. […]

Shoebox Celebration

Each year, Sarah Wilder and her children, Eliza and Jack, kick off their Christmas season by packing shoeboxes for their sponsored kids. Jack is eight years old and Eliza is six. They sponsor a little girl and a little boy who are almost their same ages. […]

Revival Services at Signeau

Our church that meets at the high school in Signeau is the biggest church in the area. Its pastor, Mario Bijou, is a graduate of our local school in Signeau. He grew up in this church. […]

February News Update

Your Life on Mission

Where is your mission field? This year, we want to come alongside you to make a difference right where you are and wherever you go.

January Podcast

Jeanne DeTellis, co-founder of New Missions, reflects back upon their first year of serving in Haiti. Our conversation welcomes some insights on children in Third World countries and their roles and responsibilities in the home. We also learn how children become influential in sharing the Gospel with their family. Jeanne encourages us to keep prayer part of our lives and find our mission daily.

Foundations for Growth

Happy birthday New Missions! On January 6, 2021, we will celebrate the 38th anniversary of our ministry. Day one for New Missions started in tents down a three-mile dirt road—situated on five acres of land along the ocean in Neply/Bord-Mer, Haiti. […]

Family on Mission

If you’ve gone on a mission trip in recent years, you’ve probably met Jean Marc Fontaine. You can’t miss his big smile and warm personality. His passion for his faith, his family, and his country is contagious. He attended New Missions schools and now works full-time for our ministry in Haiti. And if you had been on a mission trip in the early days, you were probably picked up at the airport by Jean Marc’s father, Pastor Guy Fontaine. […]

Milestones in Education

There are three important milestones for students in Haitian schools that we like to celebrate each year: kindergarten, sixth, and grade 13. Completion of these grade levels says something very important in an impoverished nation. […]

Time to Shine

The Leaders for Christ group began close to three years ago in our high school at Colegio Nueva Vida. When classes moved online last March, we were no longer able to meet in person. […]

January News Update

Let's Pray Together

We often start a day with prayer, a meal with prayer, a trip with prayer. We consider it a way to dedicate our lives or a specific endeavor to His direction and guidance. We thank Him and believe Him for our provision. […]

Can Your God Rescue You?

Almost four years ago, I sat in the office of Dr. Daniel at Harvard Vanguard Hospital in the Boston area, and he said to me, “You need to reboot your brain.” I thought to myself, “What? My brain is not working?” I was there because I knew something was wrong. […]

The Joy of Cooking

We commonly pray, “Give us this day our daily bread.” Around the world, there is a great need for food as people struggle to survive. On January 6, 1983, our first meal in Haiti consisted of a loaf of homemade bread carried in a suitcase by missionary, Diane Vrooman. […]

Your Faithfulness is Greater

Reflecting back on 2020 is like looking into a hall of mirrors. There’s so much to reflect upon, yet so much you cannot overlook. Personally, 2020 will go down as the year of greater faithfulness. First is Godʼs faithfulness to us, and then our faithfulness to Him. […]

The Power of Worship

The history of the Haitian people is one of slavery and bondage due to Voodooism. God led my parents to start a mission in a very dark location where Voodoo was all around us. […]

December News Update

Equipped to Serve Better

On October 25, 2020, our Bible college, The Royal Caribbean Institute, had its graduation several months late because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Of the 13 graduates, two are former New Missions students—Shequer Marc and Jackson Saint Lot. […]

A Graduation Celebration

No doubt everyone reading this article has had to cancel or change plans this year due to the pandemic. Our students here in the DR are no exception; classes moved online in March and will continue online at least until January. […]

November Podcast

When it comes to living life on mission, we must have a strong foundation of values that drive our daily behaviors and decisions. […]