In 2024, New Life International responded swiftly to a humanitarian crisis that unfolded in Northern Guatemala. Over 1,500 people from the southern Mexico border, fled south into Guatemala in search of refuge after escalating violence between drug cartels and other criminal factions forced them to leave their homes. As the situation worsened, New Life International, led by regional and global …
Reflecting on 2024 and Looking Ahead
As we reflect on 2024, New Life International is excited to share the remarkable progress made in providing safe water and the hope of the Gospel to communities across the globe. Since inception, 4542 water purification systems have been deployed and installed in 85 countries, benefiting over approximately 4.5 million people. This year, we’ve reached new milestones, delivering 100 safe …
How the USAID Pause Creates New Opportunities for New Life International
At New Life International, we remain deeply committed to our cause of bringing both safe water and the living water of Jesus Christ to communities in need around the world. We are fully independent of federal funding and rely solely on the generosity of our dedicated donors. Your support is the driving force behind every life-saving water system installed, every …
Reaching Hundreds of Communities in Colombia: A New Opportunity for Transformation Identified
At New Life International, we believe that bringing hope and healing to people around the world requires more than just providing immediate relief—it involves sustainable, community- engaged transformation. As we look to 2025, one of the most exciting opportunities lies in Colombia, where we aim to reach hundreds of communities, providing them with not only safe water but also the …
Meet The New Director of New Life Ministries: Mark Estes
We are excited to welcome Mark Estes as the Director of New Life Ministries at New Life International. With over two decades of experience in cross-cultural ministry and organizational development, Mark brings valuable expertise to our team. His background in humanitarian work, leadership development, and partnerships with local churches makes him a perfect fit for New Life’s mission to address …
Bringing Safe Water and Living Water to El Salvador’s Prisons: The 25 for 25 Initiative
In 2025, New Life International (NLI) is launching an ambitious project to bring both safe water and living water to all 25 prisons in El Salvador over the next 5 years. With the country’s prison system being the most overcrowded in the world, this initiative seeks to address both the physical and spiritual needs of inmates, prison staff, and their …
Doors Continue to Open
As we’ve entered a new year, our team cannot help but give thanks for all the doors God has opened for New Life International not only in 2021 but throughout the many years of our ministry. One such door opened in 2015 when two major earthquakes hit Nepal along with dozens of aftershocks. God brought about a great amount of …
A Huge Heart for Haiti
The people of Haiti are no strangers to the woes and strife that come in life. For these precious people, times such as these unfortunately seem to be the norm. In the past year alone, the country has experienced a pandemic, unimaginable political unrest, rampant violence, scarce resources, and multiple natural disasters. From a presidential assassination to kidnappings and lack of food …
Progress Continues in Ecuador
The early seeds of what eventually became New Life were planted in Ecuador by Byron and Yvonne McGuire decades ago. For the last year, New Life International has been eager to see the legacy of the McGuire family live on through a special opportunity in parts of the Amazon Basin located in Ecuador. Through a partnership with Clever Mashiant, a …
Wound Healing on the Go
In the midst of many pandemic-related challenges, NLI’s Team Nepal continues to faithfully share safe water and the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Beginning in April, the team added the NLI Hypochlorous Generator to their arsenal. Nepal is the first country to which this new, innovative system has been deployed. For many, wounds are often susceptible to harmful biofilms that prevent …
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