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Engineering Ministries International

Faith-Based Disaster Recovery/Rebuilding - Community Development

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Mission
EMI's vision for glorifying God by offering hope to the spiritually and physically poor stems out of a strategic plan to mobilize design professionals to minister to the less fortunate in developing nations. We proclaim the Gospel of Jesus by helping others change their world — through the development of hospitals, schools, orphanages, bridges, water supplies, electricity and more. Our commitment is to enrich the lives of those who give and those who receive.
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EMI's Response to the Catastrophic Earthquake in Haiti

Update - February 19, 2010
Gary MacPhee is leading our fourth team of volunteers departing Monday, February 22nd and returning March 6th. They will be serving Compassion International and several local partners assessing over 40 damaged buildings for structural integrity. This team is stacked with California structural engineers specifically trained for post-earthquake damage assessment.

Please pray that this team would bless people by giving them the confidence to move back into safe homes, hospitals, clinics, churches, orphanages, and the like. Pray that they would gently release those who are still holding onto hope that their unsafe home could somehow be rehabilitated into the realization that they might need to start over. Pray that God would give Gary and his team the words to say in those times.

Pray also that, even as the demand for their services keeps them focused on their task, that they would not miss key opportunities to show the love of Christ at a critical time.

Help EMI's Effort

If you are interested in helping, please consider making a donation to cover the costs of these efforts at: https://emisecure.org/donate.html

If you'd like to sign up for EMI's Disaster Response team go to:
http://www.emiworld.org/disasterresponse_main.html