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The Rumbil Project — GRF's most ambitious mission initiative yet, launching 2026 in the highlands of Papua New Guinea.
A Village Waiting
to Be Reached
Nestled deep in the rugged highlands of Papua New Guinea, the village of Rumbil has long been a community without a permanent church, without a resident missionary, and with little access to consistent medical care. For years, the people of Rumbil have heard whispers of the Gospel — but never had anyone stay long enough to build something lasting.
That is about to change. Beginning in the summer of 2026, Grace Redeem Foundation will launch its most comprehensive mission initiative to date. This is not just a building project — it is a full-scale community transformation effort: constructing a church, establishing a missionary home, conducting medical outreach clinics, and running an evangelism campaign, all at once, in one village, for one purpose.
The Rumbil Project is a blueprint for what GRF believes sustainable mission looks like — entering a community with the whole Gospel, meeting spiritual and physical needs together, and leaving behind a rooted, empowered local congregation that will endure for generations.
Project At a Glance
Six Pillars of the Project
Site Preparation
Land clearing and foundation work for the church building and missionary home.
Church Construction
Building a permanent SDA church structure for the Rumbil community.
Missionary Placement
Deploying a full-time pastor and missionary family to serve the village.
Medical Outreach
Conducting mobile medical clinics to address urgent community health needs.
Evangelism Campaign
Running an open-air evangelism series to share the Gospel across Rumbil and surrounding villages.
Community Follow-Up
Ongoing discipleship, baptism preparation, and local leadership development.
We are not just building walls — we are building a community of faith that will stand long after we leave.
— Grace Redeem Foundation
Be Part of the Story
The Rumbil Project needs your support. Every gift directly funds a church wall, a medical visit, or a missionary's month in the field.