Around the world, we are seeing both increasing need and growing opportunity. In many places, doors are opening through trusted relationships, even as challenges remain. Here are three areas where we are actively working and asking for continued prayer. Expanding Partnerships Across Southeast Asia In Southeast Asia, we are seeing strong momentum through growing church networks. In Vietnam, we are …
Safe Water Reaches Northern Philippines Through Local Partnerships
In the northern part of Luzon in the Philippines, access to safe drinking water depends on where you are. Even in places like Aparri, where there are hospitals, schools, and decent roads, safe water is not always available, and once you get outside the city, especially into villages you can only reach by river, accessibility to safe water gets much …
URGENT: Catastrophic Flooding in Córdoba, Colombia
Over 180,000 People Affected. Churches are Responding. Help us reach our $5,000 goal. See details below. In February, during what should have been the dry season in Córdoba, Colombia, unprecedented rains began to fall. In just 24 hours, the region received the equivalent of an entire month’s rainfall and it did not stop. Rivers overflowed and entire communities were caught …
When One Chapter Ends and Another Begins: The Story of Model 11 and Model 12
By Duvon McGuire: Did you know? Sometimes the future is buried in the past – and that is why it should excite us. I knew it would eventually happen, but I was surprised when it did on Wednesday, December 17, 2025. My phone chirped with a text from Steven: a photo of Purifier 4649 shipping to Nicaragua, labeled on yellow …
New Life International Responds to the El Torno Floods in Bolivia
Safe Drinking Water Is Urgently Needed In recent days, devastating floods have swept through eastern Bolivia, particularly in the Santa Cruz region, leaving families displaced, infrastructure destroyed, and entire communities cut off from basic necessities. The flooding, referred to locally as the El Torno Floods, has already claimed lives, left many still missing, and impacted thousands of families as rivers …
Laos: Mrs. Joy’s Story
In a quiet village in the remote mountains of Northern Laos lives a 78-year-old Christian widow named Joy. Behind her warm smile is a story marked by deep loss. Years ago, Joy lost her husband. Later, her only son died in a tragic accident. Two years afterward, her grandchildren’ s mother remarried and left the children behind. Overnight, Joy became …
How a Mobile Water Purifier Is Becoming a Lifeline in Flooded Southern Thailand
Southern Thailand is facing one of the most severe flooding disasters in decades. Record monsoon rainfall has devastated communities across the region, destroying homes, sweeping away roads, collapsing infrastructure, and leaving thousands stranded without access to safe drinking water. As of December 1, official reporting from AP and Reuters confirms over 160 lives lost, widespread evacuations, and entire districts cut …
Give the Gift of Safe Water: A Giving Tuesday Message of Hope
Around the world today, millions of families will drink from contaminated rivers, ponds, and drainage canals — not because they want to, but because it is their only option. Waterborne diseases will steal health, opportunity, and too often, life itself. Yet in some of those same places… hope is rising. This Giving Tuesday, we pause to celebrate what God has …
Join New Life International at GMHC 2025: Where Medicine Meets Mission
– Booths 1703-1704 – This November 6–8, thousands of Christian healthcare professionals, students, and mission leaders will gather in Louisville, Kentucky for the Global Missions Health Conference (GMHC 2025)—the world’s largest event dedicated to international healthcare missions. Celebrating 30 years of equipping and inspiring believers in medical missions, GMHC is more than a conference—it’s a movement of people uniting their …









