Ministry Statistics
Rainbow Network
3834 South Ave
Springfield, MO 65807
417-889-8088
info@RainbowNetwork.org

Rocky is a pharmacist by profession and the co-owner of Community Hospices of America (MO, KS, IA, IL, TN, MS, AL, WV).
Rocky Levell (Chairman)
Tim is an attorney in private practice in Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Keith & Karen Jaspers co-founded Rainbow Network in 1995. Together they own and operate four hotels in Branson and St. Louis, Missouri.
Tim Geisse (Vice Chair) and Keith Jaspers (President)
Keith & Karen Jaspers co-founded Rainbow Network in 1995. Together they own and operate four hotels in Branson and St. Louis, Missouri.
Karen Jaspers (Director)
Dr. Ray is the former Senior Pastor of National Avenue Christian Church in Springfield, Missouri.
Rev. Dr. Roger Ray (Director)
Judge Limbaugh is a Missouri Supreme Court Justice.
Judge Stephen Limbaugh (Director)
Dr. Carolla is a medical oncologist specializing in the care of cancer patients.
Dr. Bob Carolla (Director)
Phil owns and operates several McDonald's in Southwest Missouri. Ed is a dentist practicing in Forsyth, Missouri.
Phil Stocker (Treasurer) & Dr. Ed Schanda (Director)
Charlene and her husband, Al, founded The Tin Roof Foundation, Inc., an organization focused on "Bringing Hope to Kids" in Nicaragua.
Charlene Meyer (Director)
Nancy Flanagan is a veterinarian in Wisconsin.
Dr. Nancy Flanagan (Director)
Betty Latham is a physical therapist in Virgina.
Betty Latham (Director)
Chuck (Charlie) Sauer is a computer scientist in Austin.
Chuck Sauer (Director)
Mel was involved in teaching, farming, and pastoring until appointed to develop the Office of Creative Ministries for the Missouri Area of the United Methodist Church.
Rev. Mel West (Director)

Rainbow Network is a Christian ministry dedicated to sharing the love of Jesus Christ with Nicaragua's poorest people through nutrition, healthcare, economic development, education, and housing.

Founded in 1995, Rainbow Network is an inter-denominational Christian ministry working in rural Nicaragua with some of the poorest people in the world. Rainbow Network focuses on five areas to help carry out God's rainbow promise to God's children who live in desperate poverty. The five areas are: nutrition, healthcare, education, housing, and micro-loans.

The efficiency of our self-help programs allows community volunteers to work together for sustainable change for their communities and families.

Rainbow Network was founded by a business couple, Keith and Karen Jaspers. Being administered under biblical and business principles, Rainbow Network is unique in several ways. A staff of 65 in Nicaragua work with nearly 48,000 people by use of a community committee structure which requires self-help to achieve the results. All employees are Nicaraguan professionals.

"This is how we know what love is: Dear children, let us not love with
words or tongue but with actions and in truth." 1 John 3:16

The rainbow symbolizes God's promise of love, hope, and faithfulness to a devastated people. The people of Nicaragua have been praying for food, safe drinking water, medical care, and a future for their children. Through Rainbow Network, prayers are being answered in Nicaragua.

Rainbow Network
3834 South Ave Springfield MO 65807
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