Sure we have building projects , we help feed the hungry , we pray with them, we help children with uniforms for school , we have day camp Bible Schools , we are working in 40 communities and in 13 schools sharing with the students
BUT WHY DO WE DO WHAT WE DO
We believe that mission teams come down for a week or two and help with many blessings in peoples lives. Our vision is to empower local congregations to build relationships in their community and the surrounding areas. To empower them that the church is everywhere and to build a relationship with someone and to be there to minister to them when they are ready. To not put fear in someone to accept Jesus Christ but to teach that a loving relationship with Jesus Christ and how to walk that everyday.
We also work with the children to get an education because we believe that an education can give a different life experience to help understand how get out of poverty .

Want to get the kids involved in missions ? How about a youth group? Or just want to help in any way?

We now have a solution. We have bags made of cloth that your children or group can decorate and we will fill the with food and give it to a needy hungry family and pray. You can add a note to the bags( no personal info please ).

The bag cost a minimum of $12 MINMUM including the bag and the food to fill it. You just order the bags from us and we will send them to you and you decorate them with you imagination , pray for the bag and send the bag with the donation . You can also bring the bag or bags with you and help us deliver them. Order a 100 for your church and get your children involved.
For information email us at info@rabmin.org and put bags in the subject line.

2010 we delivered and prayed for 4500 plus families
2011 we delivered and prayed for 8300 plus families
So you can be involved..

When I began mission work in Costa Rica many years ago I became aware of how harsh life is for many of its people and how impoverished they are. For me what started primarily as a building mission expanded far beyond bricks and mortar. It became a more personal involvement with the people I encountered in the villages and outlying areas. I found so many of them hungry and ragged, barely sheltered, unschooled, and without much hope of anything changing in their futures or those of their children. And yet, many remained faithful to Our Lord. My heart beseeched me to try to alleviate some of the suffering of these families, and our groups began to deliver food staples as we made our prayer rounds.
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