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Dear Coordinators and Friends, RMI is sending a container to Haiti on June 1st. We have 20 feet of a 40ft container available and have decided to open it up for all of our sister churches that would like to send something in to their sister church or for RMI. Some basic info: You can send in anything that can fit in a container, well almost anything. Call us if you would have a question about this. This could include boxes of folding chairs, tables, sound systems, generators, shoebox gifts for sponsored kids, etc. Shipping cost on the container: RMI will invoice you for any shipping charge at $3.50 a cubic foot (a box 3ft wide, 3ft tall, 3ft long=27 cu ft. would cost $94.50 to send.) If it is a small item, there is a minimum $25 charge per package. This could be quite a bit cheaper than other

Lee and Tina Nunemaker and their 4 sons, Daniel, 18, Josiah, 16, Nathan 11, and Isaac, 6, from Greencastle, PA have been raising their support for more than 2 years and have now been cleared to go to Haiti!    They have raised enough funds for RMI to authorize them to go, but are not 100% funded yet.  Would you consider helping them meet their goal?  They all are anxious to get to Haiti and start their lives and ministry there.   Lee will be the C3 Partnership Coordinator.  He was recently in the RMI International Office to receive training in the inner workings and many details involved in coordinating the 30+ relationships that we have now.  He is badly needed on the field to relieve some of Rob Thompson’s load.  They are busy drawing their lives to a close there in the Greencastle area including sorting and packing their belongings.  Currently

Lee and Tina Nunemaker and their 4 sons, Daniel, 18, Josiah, 16, Nathan 11, and Isaac, 6, from Greencastle, PA have been raising their support for more than 2 years and have now been cleared to go to Haiti!    They have raised enough funds for RMI to authorize them to go, but are not 100% funded yet.  Would you consider helping them meet their goal?  They all are anxious to get to Haiti and start their lives and ministry there.   Lee will be the C3 Partnership Coordinator.  He was recently in the RMI International Office to receive training in the inner workings and many details involved in coordinating the 30+ relationships that we have now.  He is badly needed on the field to relieve some of Rob Thompson’s load.  They are busy drawing their lives to a close there in the Greencastle area including sorting and packing their belongings.  Currently

Lee and Tina Nunemaker and their 4 sons, Daniel, 18, Josiah, 16, Nathan 11, and Isaac, 6, from Greencastle, PA have been raising their support for more than 2 years and have now been cleared to go to Haiti!    They have raised enough funds for RMI to authorize them to go, but are not 100% funded yet.  Would you consider helping them meet their goal?  They all are anxious to get to Haiti and start their lives and ministry there.   Lee will be the C3 Partnership Coordinator.  He was recently in the RMI International Office to receive training in the inner workings and many details involved in coordinating the 30+ relationships that we have now.  He is badly needed on the field to relieve some of Rob Thompson’s load.  They are busy drawing their lives to a close there in the Greencastle area including sorting and packing their belongings.  Currently

Mr. Benoit Joseph Cambry has been an active member of Picot Baptist Church for a long time. He is married with 7 children. They were living in a house of tarps for a long, long time. As you can imagine, this has been incredibly difficult, and even seems impossible. When RMI told Pastor Calixte Dorval, the pastor of Picot Church, that we have a house to build for a family through RMI’s Homes for Haiti Program, he and the church committee decided together that this family should receive this home. Mr. Benoit Joseph Camby, the father. is a farmer. They work hard to make ends meet as they live their daily lives counting on the Lord to provide for the family.  After we built the house we handed the keys to the family. The mom said to us “Thank you very, very much for changing my life and my family.

Mr. Benoit Joseph Cambry has been an active member of Picot Baptist Church for a long time. He is married with 7 children. They were living in a house of tarps for a long, long time. As you can imagine, this has been incredibly difficult, and even seems impossible. When RMI told Pastor Calixte Dorval, the pastor of Picot Church, that we have a house to build for a family through RMI’s Homes for Haiti Program, he and the church committee decided together that this family should receive this home. Mr. Benoit Joseph Camby, the father. is a farmer. They work hard to make ends meet as they live their daily lives counting on the Lord to provide for the family.  After we built the house we handed the keys to the family. The mom said to us “Thank you very, very much for changing my life and my family.

Mr. Benoit Joseph Cambry has been an active member of Picot Baptist Church for a long time. He is married with 7 children. They were living in a house of tarps for a long, long time. As you can imagine, this has been incredibly difficult, and even seems impossible. When RMI told Pastor Calixte Dorval, the pastor of Picot Church, that we have a house to build for a family through RMI’s Homes for Haiti Program, he and the church committee decided together that this family should receive this home. Mr. Benoit Joseph Camby, the father. is a farmer. They work hard to make ends meet as they live their daily lives counting on the Lord to provide for the family.  After we built the house we handed the keys to the family. The mom said to us “Thank you very, very much for changing my life and my family.

A secular study recently concluded that one of the most effective ways to give third world kids a chance to better themselves is to enable them to get an education. This is what Hope for Kidz is all about – providing “Hope Today for Haiti’s Tomorrow”. Through a child sponsorship a child receives his or her tuition paid for a school year, the necessary uniforms and school supplies, annual de-worming medication and prevention education, access to an emergency major medical needs fund and where available, 1 hot, nutritious meal each school day. HFK Director, Barbara Rose, [right] and part-time RMI Administrative Assistant, Debbie Crawford, [left] have worked hard to prepare the profiles and informational packets. This picture was taken in the garage of the RMI International Office.   New pictures have been taken for the 2015-2016 school year. Everything is being sent out this month. It’s the time to re-new your

A secular study recently concluded that one of the most effective ways to give third world kids a chance to better themselves is to enable them to get an education. This is what Hope for Kidz is all about – providing “Hope Today for Haiti’s Tomorrow”. Through a child sponsorship a child receives his or her tuition paid for a school year, the necessary uniforms and school supplies, annual de-worming medication and prevention education, access to an emergency major medical needs fund and where available, 1 hot, nutritious meal each school day. HFK Director, Barbara Rose, [right] and part-time RMI Administrative Assistant, Debbie Crawford, [left] have worked hard to prepare the profiles and informational packets. This picture was taken in the garage of the RMI International Office.   New pictures have been taken for the 2015-2016 school year. Everything is being sent out this month. It’s the time to re-new your

A secular study recently concluded that one of the most effective ways to give third world kids a chance to better themselves is to enable them to get an education. This is what Hope for Kidz is all about – providing “Hope Today for Haiti’s Tomorrow”. Through a child sponsorship a child receives his or her tuition paid for a school year, the necessary uniforms and school supplies, annual de-worming medication and prevention education, access to an emergency major medical needs fund and where available, 1 hot, nutritious meal each school day. HFK Director, Barbara Rose, [right] and part-time RMI Administrative Assistant, Debbie Crawford, [left] have worked hard to prepare the profiles and informational packets. This picture was taken in the garage of the RMI International Office.   New pictures have been taken for the 2015-2016 school year. Everything is being sent out this month. It’s the time to re-new your

As our American teams come and go, our ultimate goal is that we can facilitate a partnership that will have a hand in their transformation into who God wants them to be. It really isn’t about the logistics, planning and prep, funding, projects, vehicles, equipment, meals, etc. These are a means to an end. Our prayer is that they would go back more on fire; more on mission for Christ. We call these our measures because we can measure our success by these. We hope to have a hand in developing/creating… Compassionate Christians – First in their church, and to the world!  More Missionaries – First in their church, and to the world!  Generous Givers – First in their church, and to the world!  Everyday Evangelists – First in their church, and to the world!  Selfless Servants – First in their church, and to the world!  Has this happened in

As our American teams come and go, our ultimate goal is that we can facilitate a partnership that will have a hand in their transformation into who God wants them to be. It really isn’t about the logistics, planning and prep, funding, projects, vehicles, equipment, meals, etc. These are a means to an end. Our prayer is that they would go back more on fire; more on mission for Christ. We call these our measures because we can measure our success by these. We hope to have a hand in developing/creating… Compassionate Christians – First in their church, and to the world!  More Missionaries – First in their church, and to the world!  Generous Givers – First in their church, and to the world!  Everyday Evangelists – First in their church, and to the world!  Selfless Servants – First in their church, and to the world!  Has this happened in

As our American teams come and go, our ultimate goal is that we can facilitate a partnership that will have a hand in their transformation into who God wants them to be. It really isn’t about the logistics, planning and prep, funding, projects, vehicles, equipment, meals, etc. These are a means to an end. Our prayer is that they would go back more on fire; more on mission for Christ. We call these our measures because we can measure our success by these. We hope to have a hand in developing/creating… Compassionate Christians – First in their church, and to the world!  More Missionaries – First in their church, and to the world!  Generous Givers – First in their church, and to the world!  Everyday Evangelists – First in their church, and to the world!  Selfless Servants – First in their church, and to the world!  Has this happened in