Overseas Shipping Resources

http://www.mfinder.org/travel.htm

Professional services to churches and missionary societies. Discounts and speedy shipping by air. Will ship personal effects, and relief, missionary, and medical supplies. mercyflight@earthlink.net

Shipments of goods for missionaries and mission organizations, especially UK.

Packing and shipping services for missionaries for more than 100 years. Near San Francisco, California. 1-510-531-4200

Next time you need to ship overseas, try Richard at RMJ Services (Resurrected Messiah Jesus), <rmjservices@juno.com>. Apparently, he has shipped missionaries, non-profit and relief organizations for over 25 years. He does international truck, air and ocean shipping. FAX: 313-941 8127. Let us know what you think!

Richard at RMJ Services, Inc,
tel. 734 941-8120, fax 734-941-8127,
email <rmjservices@juno.com>.

RMJ handles trucking and ocean freight to send missionary goods, Bibles, literature, and relief goods wherever you want it to go. RMJ can ship from ports like Baltimore, Miami, Chicago, Houston, Toronto, Seattle and even LA PLUS, you'll get full risk insurance from Lloyds of London and fully licensed customs clearance. If you need airfreight, ocean carriage, or trucking, please try RMJ.

If you have to ship to Romania, India, Nicaragua, Honduras, Haiti, Venezuela, Thailand, or Romania, try Christian Veterans Association, a shipping ministry for missionaries. They hope to get rates down to 30 cents/pound but pledge no more than 40 cents. Contact <CVA@juno.com> for more info.

Fellowship Travel International
Address: Box 15360
Richmond, VA 23227
1-800-446-7767
FAX: 1-804-262-6724
FTI has a brochure on How to Begin, Establish, & Maintain Russian Ministries Description: Practical advice about baggage, cargo, humanitarian shipments, how to get free shipping of aid containers to former Soviet Union. Moscow phone/fax: 011-7095-135-2029

So, how do you get your books to the field? Kerby sends his by the book-bag! "For the last couple of years we have been sending books by the postal service M-BAG rate. This has allowed us to send our books at a rate of 75 cents a pound (or thereabouts) without any customs problems. It takes about six weeks for the books to arrive (by boat) but we have never lost a shipment. This book rate is available to most countries to my understanding. A minimum weight is required by the U.S. Postal Service (I think 20 pounds). My suggestion is that any books sent this way be sent by a larger post office that would be familiar with it. Each box inside the bag should be individually addressed in the language of the nation you are sending it to, I believe."