SCORE International is a ministry to expose people to short term missions.

The purpose of SCORE International is to Evangelize, Encourage missionaries, and Equip participants to do the work of foreign missions.

Our goal is to produce career missionaries and/or create greater partnerships between local churches in the USA and foreign missionaries.

Short Term Trips Long Term Effects

They Have Nothing And They Have Everything

(Multimedia) On January 30, 2010, a group from Peavine Baptist Church formed a Rapid Response Team with SCORE to help Joel and April Hess at Haiti Gospel Mission and Bob Nunley at Good Rest Mission.

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Kevin Malone in Jacmel, Haiti (multimedia)

Kevin Malone in Jacmel, Haiti from SCORE International on Vimeo.

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Jessi’s Corner: He Comforts Me

Just like many of my friends, winter is a season of sickness in my home. Not much fun, but it just seems to happen year after year. Recently a stomach virus circled my house. Since I work full-time and have two children, you can image how fun that was.

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SCORE Sends Scouts to Survey Jacmel, Haiti

Kevin Malone, former GM for the Dodgers, along with military contact Miki Padgett and journalist Rachel Turner traveled to Jacmel, Haiti on Tuesday, January 26 to assess the needs of this town of 40,000 people. The earthquake on January 12 damaged an estimated 70% of the homes in Jacmel, most of which were located in the poorer neighborhoods. Relief efforts had been slow due to the lack of supplies and focus on the capital Port-au-Prince.

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Singing to Jesu

A boy who lives at the Good Rest Mission stands in front of a the collapsed church in Beudet, Haiti.  None of the sixty people living on the compound were injured.

I heard a little boy singing as I entered the compound, Good Rest Mission. Walking around the corner I saw buildings in shambles. Two makeshift tents flapped in the wind. I soon spotted the singer. He was about eight years old, hunkered down moving rubble next to what was left of the security wall. He expressed calm happiness as he sang to Jesu–Jesus–in Creole.

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