Rehoboth International Ministries, Inc. is a Christian nonprofit organization based in Richmond, Virginia, with an international ministry presence in Monrovia, Liberia, and a vision to expand into other underserved communities throughout Africa and around the globe.
Rehoboth exists to demonstrate the love of Jesus Christ through both proclamation and compassionate action. The ministry seeks to address spiritual and practical needs by supporting missions, providing food and humanitarian assistance, assisting with tuition and education, creating international immersion opportunities, and developing programs that empower underprivileged and underserved individuals and communities.

Our Biblical Foundation
The name Rehoboth comes from Genesis 26:22:
“For now the Lord hath made room for us, and we shall be fruitful in the land.” — Genesis 26:22
Rehoboth represents room, opportunity, fruitfulness, growth, and hope.
The organization therefore seeks to help make room for people to grow spiritually, educationally, socially, and economically—especially those whose opportunities have been limited by poverty, hardship, lack of education, or other challenging circumstances.
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Mission Statement
The mission of Rehoboth International Ministries, Inc. is to advance the Gospel of Jesus Christ while improving lives and strengthening underserved communities around the world through missions, education, humanitarian assistance, international engagement, and sustainable community development.
We seek to connect faith with action, responding to both the spiritual and practical needs of the people and communities we serve.
Vision Statement
Our vision is a world in which individuals and communities are empowered by faith, education, opportunity, and compassionate service to overcome barriers, discover their God-given potential, and flourish.
Rehoboth International Ministries envisions becoming a growing global network of ministry partners serving communities across Africa and other regions of the world, building bridges between nations and cultures while sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Motto
“Making Room for Hope. Empowering Lives. Reaching the World.”
This motto reflects the three dimensions of Rehoboth’s calling:
Making Room for Hope represents our biblical foundation and commitment to people who need opportunity.
Empowering Lives represents education, humanitarian assistance, mentorship, and sustainable development.
Reaching the World represents evangelism, missions, international partnerships, and Rehoboth’s commitment to global ministry.
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Our Aims
1. Advance the Gospel
To proclaim and demonstrate the Gospel of Jesus Christ through international missions, evangelism, discipleship, Christian education, partnerships with churches, and compassionate service.
2. Alleviate Hunger and Human Need
To provide food and other essential assistance to individuals, children, families, and communities experiencing poverty, hardship, food insecurity, or other significant needs.
3. Expand Educational Opportunity
To provide tuition assistance, scholarships, school supplies, educational resources, mentoring, and other support that enables underserved children and young adults to obtain quality education.
4. Empower Children and Youth
To invest particularly in vulnerable and underserved children and young people by providing opportunities for education, leadership development, spiritual formation, mentorship, and personal growth.
5. Promote International Immersion
To create meaningful international immersion and mission experiences that allow participants to encounter other cultures, develop a global perspective, serve alongside local communities, and strengthen relationships across national and cultural boundaries.
6. Strengthen Underserved Communities
To work alongside local leaders rather than simply working for them, identifying community needs and developing programs that promote dignity, self-sufficiency, sustainability, and long-term transformation.
7. Develop Global Christian Leaders
To identify, encourage, equip, and support pastors, missionaries, educators, young leaders, and community servants who can positively influence their churches and communities.
8. Build International Partnerships
To establish partnerships among churches, schools, nonprofit organizations, businesses, missionaries, community leaders, volunteers, donors, and other organizations that share Rehoboth’s commitment to global service.
9. Connect the Diaspora With Global Mission
To create opportunities for individuals living in the United States and elsewhere to invest their knowledge, professional expertise, financial resources, and experiences into communities throughout Africa and other parts of the world.
10. Expand Rehoboth’s Global Footprint
Building upon the organization’s base in Richmond, Virginia and its ministry presence in Monrovia, Liberia, Rehoboth seeks to prayerfully establish additional partnerships, programs, and ministry branches in other countries as opportunities and resources become available.