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The ASSOCIATION OF INLAND MISSION SCHOOLS (AIMS) is an intercultural, international, faith-based organization of the evangelical tradition, comprising Americans, Liberians and other nationals who are committed to primary, elementary and secondary education in the West African Republic of Liberia which is recovering from a devastating military revolution that left the nation and its people battered, bruised and broken. Scattered throughout Grand Bassa County (west-central Liberia) and Nimba County (north-central Liberia) are seven schools (ranging from kindergarten through high school levels) that were once operated directly or indirectly by Worldwide Evangelization for Christ (WEC) missionaries primarily GoalAIMS seeks to continue the good work begun by the expatriate missionaries by rebuilding the facilities --- medical clinics, school buildings, residential units, etc. --- that were either destroyed or neglected because of the Liberian civil war. Rebuilding these structures will provide a suitable environment for teaching, learning, and serving. Next, the schools will be brought up to standard by attracting qualified teachers who will provide quality instruction for our students. These schools have had a reputation for high academic and moral standards, and for producing graduates who went on to become agriculturists, business administrators, educators, evangelists, missionaries, pastors, nurses, doctors, and public service professionals.
AIMS is a not-for-profit, 501(c)3, tax-exempt organization, incorporated and registered in the State of New Jersey, United States of America. All gifts and contributions to AIMS, INC. are fully tax-deductible, as allowed by law, and will be receipted for tax purposes. Please direct all questions, concerns and correspondence to the International Office of AIMS as follows: AIMS, INC |
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from Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom. (The picture to the right shows the 8 pioneer missionaries before taking off from England in January 1938). Many of these missionaries have retired from the mission field and many others have departed this life.
Lastly, AIMS would like to send short term missionaries (volunteers) to work at the schools, as a good way of continuing the legacy of the missionaries who also served as classroom teachers, mentors, and administrators. (Pictured on the right is a cross section of missionaries who served in Liberia, ca 1962.)