Active in Missions (AIM) Committee

Purpose

To involve its members and other Reformed believers in actively supporting Reformed missions and evangelism projects, with its primary focus on the mission work of the Protestant Reformed Churches.

Duties of AIM

• Organizing projects on behalf of the calling church or mission committee
• Encourage missionaries and others involved in missions
• Provide tangible items such as:
  • Books
  • Clothing
  • Vitamins
  • Computers

Completed Projects

-Vitamins for Myanmar

-Mission Calendar

-Purchase DVD recording equipment for Sioux Falls, SD and Spokane, WA

-Mission Awareness Day – 2006 & 2008

-DVD: Introduction to the Protestant Reformed Churches in America

-Jean Kortering’s book: Say Among the Heathen the Lord Reigns

-Bibles and Psalters for the Sioux Falls Mission Field

-Purchase a computer for the Philippines Mission Field

-Books for:

• Philippines
• Spokane
• Myanmar
• Uganda
• Cornerstone’s prison ministry

Announcements

-Mission Awareness Day
Plan ahead for the 2010 Mission Awareness Day sponsored by the Domestic Missions Committee. The date is set for June 12 and will be at Georgetown PRC. More information will be published in the coming months.

Next AIM meeting is 4/22/10 at 7:00 p.m. at Hope Christian School.

Current Projects

-More books for the Philippines

-Giving presentations about A.I.M. to involve more people

-Mission Awareness Day

How to get involved?

-Meetings: 3rd Thursday of the month at Hope P. R. School – 7:30 p.m.

-Volunteer for one of the AIM projects

Be the AIM contact person in your church

-Write your missionaries and your brothers and sisters on the mission field

Visit a mission field