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Churches helping churches

Put your faith into action.

Your congregation can help children learn, teachers serve faithfully, and local churches continue their gospel ministry.

Feed the children together

A church, Sunday school class, or small group can give monthly to feed a group of children. $300 a month feeds 10 children.

Support a teacher

At $300 a month, a church can cover one teacher’s full salary during the 10-month school year.

Take on a project

Help fund benches and supplies, solar batteries and an inverter, or water purification. Receive before-and-after photos to share with your congregation.

Make CFAM part of your missions budget

Email us to begin a conversation about a faithful, ongoing partnership.

Hear from Romil

Your church can show his video or invite him to speak by video call.

Talk with us about partnership →

Missions committee one-page summary: [to be added].

Church resources

A Ministry Update from Pastor Romil

Explore Pastor Romil’s presentation shared with a local congregation in the United States. Download it for your missions committee, Sunday school class, or church group.

Download the PowerPoint

PowerPoint file · 33 slides. This presentation reflects the local speaking event; for current giving instructions, use Ways to Give.

View current giving instructions →
Give with confidence

Your gift starts here.

All gifts are processed securely by Baptists on Mission.

  1. Choose your amount ($25, $50, $100 or Custom). Select “every Month” for monthly giving. Choose Custom to enter $30 or $300.
  2. Paste this exact text in the Comment box:
    Romil-Haiti
    This tells Baptists on Mission where your gift should go.
  3. Enter your card details and click Donate Now. Baptists on Mission will email your receipt.
Continue to Baptists on Mission ↗

Gifts are made to Baptists on Mission and designated for CFAM's ministry in Haiti. Baptists on Mission is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization and will send your tax receipt. Gifts toward a specific need are used for that need; once it is fully funded, they go to the school's next greatest need.