Red Island Restoration is a response to God’s leading in our lives to see Madagascar restored in Health, Forests and Hope in Christ. Jamie was born and raised in Madagascar as a missionary kid and as a result, has a deep understanding of Malagasy culture and language as well as a powerful love for his home country and the...

Everyday, over 800 women die in pregnancy or childbirth due to preventable causes. Most of these occur in the developing world. (WHO). Women throughout the world deliver their babies at home, alone and unassisted. Other times, they deliver in facilities that are understocked in equipment, medications and professional...

An all-too-often ignored fundamental cause of extreme poverty is environmental destruction.  In Madagascar, radical deforestation is wreaking havoc on millions of villagers as over 90% of the nation’s forests have been destroyed.  With the loss of inland forests, the rain patterns change, water tables drop, fertile topsoil...

Before Farida came to Christ, she was steeped in the tromba– the spirit of a dead ancestor used to channel to Zanahary— the Creator God.  Before coming to Christ, Farida experienced extreme poverty, bondage, and miscarriage after miscarriage, unable to bring life to a child.  All this has changed since coming...

Sarobidy {sa-roo-bee-dy}  — adjective malagasy word for PRECIOUS of high price or great value; dear; beloved PRECIOUS are the lives that are transformed by the purchase of this product   There’s a word in the Malagasy language that is a description of when someone is consumed with poverty and the effects of it...

If you are interested in joining our financial partnership team, here are the ways to do so. Financial donations for the overall ministry of Red Island Restoration can be made through WorldVenture, our non-profit sending mission organization based in the United States.  All gifts are tax-deductible. Likewise, the operating...