RMNi joins the Medical Missions Network

We invite all medical and dental personnel interested in short-term missions to visit our Medical Missions website listing. You'll find the kinds of specialties that we can use, places we serve, and photos of past medical missions. We are passionate about trying to meet the medical and dental needs of those we serve. Team members have worked in clinics and hospitals, in tents, and under a tree. Consider our S. Sudan trip scheduled for April, 2015. These fit within a two-week vacation period. We welcome medical support staff as well.

Created for a new seminar given recently, please see the new presentation, "Forgiveness, Reconciliation, Peace" at the bottom of the "Teaching Resources / Powerpoint Presentations / Other" page.

From a seminar given a few months ago for a marriage conference, please see the recently posted presentation, "Marriage and Money" on the page "Teaching Resources / Powerpoint Presenations / Family."

Consider joining us in our ninth year of ministry in South Sudan, expanding our partnership with friends there. Here is a flyer with detailed information. The dates are April 18-May 1, 2015. The trip fee is $2,500 Other costs include roundtrip airfare to Entebbe, Uganda from you departure airport, visas, immunizations, and outfitting. We are trusting that the armed conflict between government and rebel forces does not reignite. We have great freedom to serve, and attempt to match your gifting and ministry passion with opportunities in S. Sudan. See this page for more information. We can take only physically fit applicants. Consider serving in this fragile and needy country.

We plan to return to India once again to serve fellow followers of Jesus through teaching, prayer and presence. We continue to work with ministry leaders with whom we've partnered four times previously. Here is detailed information about the trip, and you can go to this location for more information. The proposed trip dates are August 15-27, 2015. The trip fee is $2,300. Other costs include roundtrip airfare to India, a visa, immunizations and outfitting. Applicants should be able to work in temperatures that can average about 90 degrees Farenheit, as the upper range, and be able to easily walk.