Community Heroes - “Rice and Beans Ministries” with Fred Curry

 
 
 

Shownotes:

Innovation and imagination are crucial to partnering in God’s redemptive purpose both locally and internationally. In this episode, Eddie is joined by Fred Curry, Executive Director and Founder of Rice & Beans Ministry (RABMIN). After visiting Costa Rica on a mission trip, Fred formed a connection with the community there and began to use food as a way of opening the door to deep conversations and long-term relationships. Since then, RABMIN has opened a branch in Brazil, and soon the ministry will serve victims of natural disasters in the United States. Fred’s ministry work focuses not on measures of success or growth, but how to sustain members of a community right where they are. He talks to Eddie about how to be a faithful “first responder” in missions, bridging gaps with those who aren’t comfortable in a church setting, and the importance of relationships over results.

 

Series Info:

Sometimes we need to be reminded of the human hope in our communities and in our world. Shining a light on hope, truth, and goodness allows us to both receive and spread the good news that God is at work in our midst. In this series, we will highlight a set of individuals who are doing great work in our community. These passionate leaders strengthen mind, body, and spirit through their non-profit organizations that provide access and resources to those in need. We encourage you to share these episodes with a friend and spread the word about the opportunities these leaders offer!

 
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Resources:

Learn more about RABMIN’s work in Costa Rica here:

https://rabmin.org/our-missions/costa-rica/ 


Learn more about RABMIN’s work in Brazil here:

https://rabmin.org/our-missions/brazil/ 


Follow RABMIN on social media:

https://www.facebook.com/RiceandBeansMinistries 

https://www.instagram.com/rabmin/

https://twitter.com/rbmin

 
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