The EBC immediately released all their denominational resources (about $5,000 US) for food relief.

Kingdom Restoration Society donors like you, sent $5,000 US support in early June, and another $3,000 US support on July 10, 2024.  These funds are being distributed under the oversight of a denominational team of leaders.

300 families have been safely relocated to other family members or towns where they are being provided for.

200 Christian refugee families remain in Kalemyo (ka-lay-me-oh) under the care of the Evangelical Baptist Conference churches in that city.

Immediate pressing needs for 200 families (average of 6-8 family members):
Rent:  $30 per month for a basic shelter/home
Food:  $100 per month for rice, beans and vegetables  (inflation in the past 3 months has been roughly 100%, doubling the cost of food)

The Christians in Kalemyo are doing all they can, but these are the poor of the earth, and with inflation, they can barely provide for themselves.

An individual one-time gift of any amount will be appreciated.  A monthly commitment for 9 months of $30 for rent and/or $100 for food will help provide some sense of stability for these families.

KRS is engaged in a broad range of pastoral training, church planting, and leadership training. We conduct regular seminars and training opportunities in all the fields we engage with, including utilizing our indigenous leadership from the Board of Directors, as well as partnering with mission agencies from the United States. This currently includes Mission to the World, Serge, International Ministries, ABC, Equipping Farmers International, and Westminster Biblical Missions. 

Two of our most extensive endeavors include a partnership with Third Millennium Ministries providing free, seminary-level education for pastors in remote or under-served locations, and a newly formed partnership with Equipping Farmers International. EFI helps small family farms significantly increase their yield, and provide food products for their surrounding community, increasing their income by roughly 30% annually. 

KRS is a mission-sending agency that seeks to connect missionaries with international cities and communities where we have a well-established relationship with indigenous leadership. Currently, we work in Burma, Pakistan, India, Kenya, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, and Togo.

One of our goals is to do missions from the West in genuine partnership with international leaders and churches, This involves putting our missionaries under the care of local, pastoral leadership for their spiritual nurture and development. It also includes setting budgets for the missionaries that are sensitive to the cultural needs of the region where they minister. We set these budgets with the careful input and direction of the national, indigenous field directors.

KRS believes the promise of God the Father that the Kingdom of Jesus Christ will do nothing but advance in this world until the day Christ returns and turns all the kingdoms of the earth over to the Father for the display of His glory  (Isaiah 9:7, 1 Corinthians 15:22-25)

We believe the kingdom rule of Jesus Christ is meant to be a holistic establishment of righteousness among the reconciled people of God from all the nations of the earth that includes the proclamation of the forgiveness of sins through the atoning death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, as well as the practice of justice, mercy and righteousness in all facets of life.

Temporarily, KRS will be accepting donations through our partner church; New City Fellowship.
Please make sure you select Kingdom Restoration Society under Campus and the Field you would like to donate to under Fund.

The church members of the Nyaruguru Parish of the Beth Ammi Christian Fellowship Church live in the mountainous southern region of Rwanda.  This densely populated area of roughly 10,000 is almost exclusively an agricultural community where farming is still done with hand tools and homes are constructed from sticks and dried mud.

 There is little electricity and few, if any, modern amenities.  Water is carried to homes and irrigation for the crops is dependent on the various rainy seasons.
The entire region, and the entire country of Rwanda, is defined by its ubiquitous hills.  Rwanda is called “The Land of a Thousand Hills.”  What that translates into for the people in this particular Nyaruguru village is that the closest school, whose red metal roof is visible just a couple of ridges away, is a 2-hour walk, one way, for any child kindergarten and up who wants to go to school.  The monthly fees for the “free” public school education, are $40/month per child, which covers medical insurance, food, and school supplies and supplements the teachers’ government salaries.  With an average family income of $150/month, the vast majority of the children are not able to attend school.  Medical care is a 3 to 4-hour walk to the city center.

In partnership with Kingdom Restoration Society, the missionary arm of New City Fellowship St. Louis (newcity.org),  Beth Ammi Christian Fellowship Church (bethammicfc.org), and the Nyaruguru Parish are looking to address these needs for all the children of their parish.