Projects
The Amani Pre and Primary School has been a central part of AIM's outreach among the unreached Digo people of coastal Tanzania. The project provides funds to continue quality education, and to reduce the learning gap between rural and urban students. It also facilitates spiritual transformation and development of the students through the clear teaching of the gospel. Project funds provide textbooks and help offset school overhead. The school serves nearly 300 students, the parents of whom are subsistence farmers and cannot afford to send their children away for a private school education.
This project allow poor patients to receive proper and life saving medical care at the Bebalem Hospital in Chad.
This project helps to support the ministry of Bethany Kids surgical program, which provides thousands of life-changing surgeries each year for children ranging from newborns to 15. In addition to medical treatment, the program also provides Chaplaincy care, giving children and their families opportunities to learn about Christ's love and forgiveness.
This project exists to make Bibles available in two languages for believers and others in areas of DR Congo and Central African Republic so that they can grow in their knowledge of the Word, becoming more Christ-centered as individuals who will then develop more Christ-centered churches.
The purpose of this project is to provide funds for buying Bibles, books and Scripture calendars, as well as purchasing or copying CDs and DVDs for spreading Gospel resources in the Islands of the Indian Ocean both in French and local languages.
This project exists to help Boran Christians pursue training for service as pastors and church leaders.
This project will help provide the water needs of AIM's Outreach Team serving to reach the Laarim people living in the Boya Hills region of South Sudan. It will also bless the surrounding community providing three local boreholes. The project will also include fitting one borehole with a solar pump, and repairing five existing pumps in the community.
This project exists to help church leadership and others in CAR with difficulties that arise that impair their ability to continue to lead the church (i.e. surgery, medication,and transportation needs) that cannot be met locally due to lack of infrastructure, or cost of flights or other transport.
This project exists to help AIM personnel to equip church leaders to make discipleship a discipline in their church; follow-up on discipleship happening in the church; give assistance to preparation and multiplication of discipleship and training material for discipleship groups; research and procure material for spiritual growth; and to promote discipleship in all the churches through visits and seminars.
This project provides for a wide range of AIM ministries in DR Congo. These include participation and organization of seminars; equipping the Administrative Office as a good support base; outreach to the spiritually, emotionally and physically needy; providing assistance for Bible Translators and Women of the Good News leadership; assisting leadership to venture into new fields; training leaders in transformational development so that the church will be enabled to generate funds through their local resources to send national missionaries to unreached people groups.
This projects helps to provide scholarships for students selected by CECA, AIM's church partner in DR Congo. Project funds also go toward the purchase of books and materials, and to facilitate travel for hands-on training and follow-up.
This project exists to enhance the quality and access of theological training in DR Congo and to catalyze future pastors there to missions. The project funds participation and organization of seminars; supports better work in theological institutions through provision of books and material; printing of books and teaching notes; rehabilitation of theological institutions where necessary; supports outreach and Christian service for and by the students; partially supports teachers in remote areas; supports students of theology and especially those in the missions department; and the introduction of missions and prayer for the unreached people groups into all theological institutions.
