Central Missions International

06/19/2026

Intercessory prayer means carrying another person’s need before God and sometimes asking Him to move hearts, even our own, as part of the answer.

Why would someone pray for or give to help bury a woman they do not know in a faraway place? Because she was not unknown to God. She was a life of value and part of a community watching to see what the love of Christ looks like.

When God’s people respond with compassion, needs are met, His name is glorified, and others are drawn toward Jesus through the good they see.

CMI asks you to pray for those we serve—and to remain open to how God may lead you to help.

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06/18/2026

Yesterday, Jane passed from this life, and we are now facing an urgent need.

Jane had no family to handle these final arrangements, so the responsibility has fallen to the faithful Christians around her—people already serving in very difficult conditions and doing all they can with very little.

Brother Wycliffe is working hard to prepare for the funeral. In the attached photo, he has dug the pit for a simple toilet for those who gather. He still must purchase iron sheets to enclose the structure and cover the rest of the funeral expenses.

We are seeking to raise about $1,300 as quickly as possible.

This is one of those moments when the need is immediate and very real. In places of extreme poverty, even the most basic funeral arrangements can be overwhelming. But together, we can help carry this burden and show the love of Christ in a tangible way.

If you would like to help, please give today at cmiministries.org.

Please also pray for Brother Wycliffe and all those preparing to lay Jane to rest with dignity and Christian love.

Any gift will help.

06/18/2026

To those we serve across the mission field: God is already ahead of you.

He sees every obstacle, every closed door, every burden, and every road that appears impossible. Nothing is too strong for Him to break, and no barrier is beyond His power to remove.

Keep walking in faith. Keep praying. Keep serving. The God who calls you forward also prepares the way before you.

You are not walking alone. CMI is praying with you, standing beside you, and trusting God to make a way where there seems to be no way.

06/17/2026

250 Years. 250 Children. 250 Givers.

On July 4, 2026, America will celebrate its 250th birthday.

For many of us, certain blessings have become so familiar that we barely notice them. When a child is sick, we expect to call a doctor, drive to a clinic, fill a prescription, or find help nearby. We expect clean water, food, education, transportation, and shelter to be available.

Healthcare in America is not perfect, but many of us live with the expectation that care will be within reach.

At Joshua Village in Kenya, these necessities cannot be taken for granted. Providing food, healthcare, education, safe shelter, and spiritual guidance for 250 children requires prayer, faithful local leadership, and the generosity of people willing to help.

This year, Central Missions International is inviting 250 individuals, families, churches, and businesses to celebrate America’s 250th birthday by giving a gift of $25 or more.

You can:

• Give $25 as an America’s Birthday Gift
• Give $250 as a commemorative gift
• Give $25 monthly to provide hope beyond the Fourth
• Choose another amount that is meaningful to you

This is not about guilt. It is about gratitude.

It is an opportunity to recognize what God has provided in our lives and allow that gratitude to become a provision for someone else.

Will you become one of the 250? Visit https://www.cmiministries.org/250

“From everyone who has been given much, much will be demanded.” — Luke 12:48

CMI distributes funds to our mission ministries as needed from this donation link or for other missions in Guadeloupe, India, as well as special mission trips around the globe. Please donate from their respective pages if you wish to ensure your donation goes to Joshua Village or Haiti.Central Missi...

06/15/2026

This Father’s Day, give a gift that reaches beyond the moment.

Rod Myers’ books invite readers to think deeply about faith, identity, and the transforming power of the gospel.

In *DNA: Is God Your Father?*, readers are challenged to examine what Scripture says about becoming a child of God and the assurance of belonging to Him.

In *The Experience of the Gospel*, Rod explores how the message of Romans becomes more than something we understand—it becomes the Truth we live.

A book can encourage a father, strengthen a believer, begin an important conversation, or help someone see the gospel more clearly.

And every purchase carries an even greater purpose: **all proceeds from the sale of Rod’s books go to Central Missions International**, helping share the gospel, equip evangelists, strengthen churches, and care for vulnerable children throughout the mission field.

This Father’s Day, give a gift of biblical truth—and help carry the gospel farther.

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Explore inspiring Christian books by Rod Myers and deepen your understanding of the gospel. All proceeds support the worldwide mission work of Central Missions International.

06/15/2026

You don’t have to cross an ocean to share the mission.

CMI is planting churches, mentoring evangelists, caring for orphans, and strengthening ministries around the world. But this Kingdom work also needs faithful people willing to serve behind the scenes.

CMI has created a printable flyer you can download and share with your church, Bible class, friends, family, or anyone who may want to take part in this Kingdom work.

Print a few copies. Place one on a church bulletin board. Hand one to a friend. Share the page online. A simple introduction may connect CMI with someone God is preparing to pray, give, or serve.

Visit our Share the Mission page to download the flyer and learn more:

https://www.cmiministries.org/volunteer

One person shares. Another responds. A child is cared for. An evangelist is strengthened. A church is planted.

Share the mission. Help hope reach the world.

06/12/2026

This is Jane. We posted about her a few days ago.

From Brother Wycliffe:
Jane is still weak and cannot walk. She needs more prayers, some more drugs, and care while at home. Right now, I am not able to see her daily due to financial constraints. Again, I may be put behind bars if I do not get what they told me. They want me to pay for the blood or get the blood donors. Still stuck.

Would you stop for a minute to pray for Jane? Would you sacrifice something to help me settle the remaining bills? Jane needs even a bite of fruit or vegetables, soap, and adult diapers (she cannot walk to answer the call of nature). She needs a doctor to check her wounds; otherwise, she can rot in her bed at home. Her wounds need daily dressing. Jane may lose her life not because of anything else but because of poverty. May you feel charged.

If you can help Jane, please let us know or go to cmiministries.org to help. May God bless you.

06/12/2026

Every photo tells part of the story.

We’re excited to invite you to visit the new Gallery page on the Central Missions International website. These images offer a glimpse into the mission work God is allowing CMI to be part of around the world, from sharing the Gospel and supporting evangelists to caring for orphans and strengthening local churches.

Take a few minutes to look through the photos, pray over the work, and share the page with someone who would be encouraged by seeing what God is doing through CMI.

CMI distributes funds to our mission ministries as needed from this donation link or for other missions in Guadeloupe, India, as well as special mission trips around the globe. Please donate from their respective pages if you wish to ensure your donation goes to Joshua Village or Haiti.Central Missi...