Don't Sin And Don't Worry

Forty years ago, we were negotiating with the Haitian government to send an old 1970 Dodge pickup truck to our mission. The government had a ban on any vehicles more than 10 years old being imported. […]

October Podcast

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.” […]

Weekly Chapel Services

What song are you singing today? The sound coming from our chapel services across our school campuses is one of hope and proclaiming Jesus as Lord. […]

September News Update

Revival Services

One special event we had this summer was hosting three evenings of revival services for children, organized by the Bord-Mer church. Two of our graduates and one other member took the lead. […]

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. […]

Love Your City

I was born in Boston, Massachusetts. Located in the north end of Boston, is my favorite pizza at Regina Pizzeria…plus Mike’s Pastry for dessert, of course. We lived on Campground Road in West Boylston, Massachusetts, and I never remember locking the front door of the house. […]

September Podcast

Graduates Ministering 

A special invitation was given to New Missions high school graduates to attend the year-end prayer and worship event. About 50 graduates attended—working alongside the students in planning and serving. […]

Youth on the Rise

Our vision at New Missions is to raise a generation of Christian leaders, and we work daily to attain that goal. Having started a children’s Bible class in Los Castillos over five years ago, many of those students who started with us are now teenagers and have become well versed in their knowledge of Scripture. […]

Powerful Peacemakers

My first experience with fighting was during elementary school. Walking home from school one afternoon, I found myself in an awkward situation when one classmate pushed me to the ground and another student jumped on top of me and began to punch me in the stomach. […]

Here Come Shoeboxes

It’s the most wonderful (and my absolute favorite) time of the year! Christmas is coming…which means “Shoebox Season” has arrived! Here at New Missions, our staff has already been busy preparing to host volunteer groups who will help assemble our prepacked shoebox gifts!

August News Update

Promoting From Within

Once a student himself, Jameson Verdry is now a teacher at the New Missions school in Concrab, Haiti. His son, Kervenson, attends the same school in Concrab. Valliere Eslene has a similar story as today her son attends school where she is a school teacher. […]

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. […]

Leaders United

We recently organized a mini retreat for the directors and assistant directors of our schools, churches, and health center. We hosted the event in the beautiful mountains of the Dominican Republic—which allowed our leaders to disconnect for the day and be refreshed and renewed. […]

Do You Go to Church?

When I was 17 years old, I did not want to go to church. I believe my father told my mother to tell me, “If you do not go to church…you can leave the house.” Well, I took fast notice of my nice bedroom and my mother’s good cooking and decided to keep going to church. […]

Focus on Young Graduates 

At the end of each school year, we celebrate our graduating class as well as the students finishing kindergarten and sixth grade. These celebrations are truly important, as most families can’t afford birthday parties or festivities for the holidays. […]

Children Are Our Future!

Parents set an example to influence children into what they will become. My parents loved missions. Our Sunday dinner table was often graced with visiting missionaries. Our home was open to them even if they had experienced recent diseases. […]