 The Moravian Day of Giving has become a cherished tradition, uniting Moravians across North America to support ministries and missions close to our hearts. On February 17, 2026, this initiative will celebrate six years of inspired giving - a milestone of faith, hope, and generosity.
As part of this special day, the Top Six Moravian Ministries (and we are one of those ministries) with the most individual donors will each receive an extra $2,026 donation from MMFA. Every individual gift counts - yes, even multiple donors from the same household! The Armando Rusindo Mission Foundation is just one of the many ministries you can donate to - with the possibility of receiving an additional donation of $2,026! Mark your calendar for Tuesday, February 17, 2026, and give a gift of any size. --- 3/30/2026 Update: During last month’s Moravian Day of Giving, 88 Moravian churches, organizations, and ministries were blessed by incredible generosity. Because of your support, donors to contributed over $6,000 to the Armando Rusindo Mission Foundation during this annual event. While we were not among the top six organizations in total giving, the outpouring of support we received was truly meaningful and a powerful reminder that our work is strengthened by people who believe in what we do! Some of our most meaningful support comes from regular giving. With weekly, monthly, or quarterly gift - your generosity keeps showing up for the people we serve, week after week, month after month. Every gift helps us do more for our mission of hope.
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Last August, a small, but dedicated mission team traveled to Jaguey Grande, Cuba, to support the national summer camps and continue the relationship-centered work of the Armando Rusindo Mission Foundation (ARMF). This trip grew out of connections formed during a 2023 youth mission visit and reflected ARMF’s long-standing commitment to walking faithfully alongside Cuban churches and communities. From the moment the team arrived, they focused on listening, learning, and being fully present - meeting with summer camp leaders, visiting a local farm, and engaging in meaningful conversations about the needs and hopes of the Cuban church. Summer camp quickly became the heart of the week, bringing together children and youth from across the region for a time of worship, learning, and joyful community. Each day followed a meaningful rhythm of breakfast, worship, Bible lessons, activities, free time, and evening programs. Morning worship set the tone, filled with upbeat music, dancing, singing, and praise. Campers then participated in lessons from the Book of Romans, focusing on living boldly in faith and not being ashamed of the Gospel. These teachings encouraged youth to reflect on their own relationship with Christ and how their faith shapes daily life. Throughout the week, shared meals and activities deepened relationships and crossed cultural boundaries. Pancake breakfasts, hot dogs served for lunch, games, and a Friday night campfire created space for laughter, connection, and lasting memories. Campers also experienced Moravian traditions such as vespers and an Agape/Lovefeast service, which included foot washing, candle trimming, and the sharing of a single candle representing the light of Christ. As that flame was passed from person to person, the camp was united in a powerful reminder that Christ’s light shines even in the midst of challenge. The entire camp week was rooted in honoring God through hope, faith, and love - the hope of a new generation of believers, faith that remains strong despite hardship, and love that transcends borders. On the final night of camp, each camper received school supplies for the upcoming school year, a simple yet meaningful gift offering encouragement and a sense of fresh beginnings. Despite limited resources and occasional power outages, the camp overflowed with joy, resilience, and peace. Through worship, prayer, shared stories, and faithful presence, we witnessed once again the lasting impact of investing in young people and the powerful ways God continues to work through summer camp in Cuba. |
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