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"Here is one choice that our Father wants us to understand as Christians – and I believe it is the choice of our age. Do we want to be brave or safe? Gently, lovingly – our heavenly Father wants us to know that we simply can’t be both."— Gary Haugen
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this is a place to see the light of Christ bring hope in the darkness. It's theology hammered out on the anvil of reality
One Person, One Meal, One Day
The Tanzanian Government's net program has reached Tabora! Praise God! We will still be active in helping when needed as Malaria is not eradicated.
We are directing our focus to respond to the critical drought which has brought critical food and water shortage. Nine cents will provide a meal of corn porraige to some one who cannot affford even that, and in Tabora, that number is staggering.
One person, one meal, one day....nine cents!
Program Totals:
5/14 $2,645 (1 person, 1 meal, 1 day for 80 1/2 years!)
We are directing our focus to respond to the critical drought which has brought critical food and water shortage. Nine cents will provide a meal of corn porraige to some one who cannot affford even that, and in Tabora, that number is staggering.
One person, one meal, one day....nine cents!
Program Totals:
5/14 $2,645 (1 person, 1 meal, 1 day for 80 1/2 years!)
Followers
Insecticide treated nets delivered
Totals to Date
2/2010....2,ooo ITN's Distributed
Treatments/medical funds to Clinic
$4,000
Wells dug
Tura Village (1)
Water Cisterns
Tura Village (1)
2/2010....2,ooo ITN's Distributed
Treatments/medical funds to Clinic
$4,000
Wells dug
Tura Village (1)
Water Cisterns
Tura Village (1)
Our Mission
Restless Heart Ministries helps the passion of Jesus and the compassion of the Church collide, causing hope to spread on a hurting world.
Our battle against Malaria in Tabora, Tanzania
Restless Hearts grassroots work in Tabora, Tanzania provides free insecticide treated mosquito nets (ITN's) to children age five and under who have a history of repeated exposure to malaria, as well as pregnant women. We also pay for free testing and treatment to these women and children who have or are suspected of having malaria. What is given is far more than a blood test, drugs or net...what is given is hope.
These nets are bought in-country, and are distributed via the Saint Philips Clinic, thus stimulating the local economy.
These nets are bought in-country, and are distributed via the Saint Philips Clinic, thus stimulating the local economy.
Links to articles on our malaria work in Tabora, Tanzania
Our battle against poverty in America
Restless Heart Ministries exists to help churches find mission work in thier own backyards. The Lord has placed each church in its place for a reason...we help them find the hidden pockets of need that Jesus wants to reach.
In Connecticut we help provide used furniture to people breaking free from dispair or are in the midst of it (homeless, loss of job, divorce, devestating illness).
We are also advocates for babies whose teenage mothers have made a mistake but are trying thier best by providing cribs, carseats and clothing.
How can you help?
Pray! ....and then
We are funded by private and coperate donations. Funds go directly to our work in Tanzania.
Until we aquire our non-profit status, all donations are kindly processed through Saint Albans Church in Davenport,IA. All donations processed are tax-deductable.
Would you like to help us or learn more? Please contact
Rev. Bryan Bywater
bryanbsurfin@sbcglobal.net
We are funded by private and coperate donations. Funds go directly to our work in Tanzania.
Until we aquire our non-profit status, all donations are kindly processed through Saint Albans Church in Davenport,IA. All donations processed are tax-deductable.
Would you like to help us or learn more? Please contact
Rev. Bryan Bywater
bryanbsurfin@sbcglobal.net
Who are we?
Restless Heart Ministries Inc. is in process of procuring our non-profit status. We are governed by a board who passionatly share our vision of pouring hope onto the world in Tanzania and at home.
Rev. and Mrs. Bryan Bywater (President)
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Deems
Mrs. Rev. Pat Joy
Mrs. Geri LaValle (Secretary)
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mortimer III
Mr. and Mrs. Hap Osborn
Mr. William Vincent PhD
Consulting Members:
Mrs. Jeni Bartling (Church Plant Consultant), Rev. Brian McVey (Rector Saint Albans, Davenport IA), Rev. Sam Jampetro (Church Planter, PA)
Rev. and Mrs. Bryan Bywater (President)
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Deems
Mrs. Rev. Pat Joy
Mrs. Geri LaValle (Secretary)
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mortimer III
Mr. and Mrs. Hap Osborn
Mr. William Vincent PhD
Consulting Members:
Mrs. Jeni Bartling (Church Plant Consultant), Rev. Brian McVey (Rector Saint Albans, Davenport IA), Rev. Sam Jampetro (Church Planter, PA)
"Here is one choice that our Father wants us to understand as Christians – and I believe it is the choice of our age. Do we want to be brave or safe? Gently, lovingly – our heavenly Father wants us to know that we simply can’t be both."— Gary Haugen
links to powerful work and friends
About Me
- Rev. Bryan Bywater
- I've had a life that has landed in the center of God's love. I pastor a church on the streets for the homeless in Hartford, CT and in a few places where people have been forgotten too. My friends and I are trying to change the world, starting with ourselves.
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