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Who We Are
The Romanian-American Mission, Inc. (RAM) emerged from a local congregational ministry of the Buck Run Baptist Church, Frankfort, KY, when the Baptist Union of Romania, urged pastor Bob Jackson, to found an organization of individuals and churches in the U.S. that would help reach Romania for Christ. In the summer of 1996, RAM was officially organized at the First Baptist Church of Robertsdale, AL.
For a decade, RAM has been involved primarily in Romania and Moldavia. Once Romania entered the European Union, in 2007, God has opened the door for effective ministry for RAM in a number of countries where displaced Romanians have located in the last few years. Now over four million Romanians have found a home and a place in significant enclaves in major European cities. RAM is currently serving our Lord in such areas as Moldova, Serbia, Spain and Austria as well as Romania.
While the majority of those involved with us are Baptists, RAM is an
independent mission force for Christ that opens wide its arms to the
involvement of Great Commission Christians and churches regardless
of denominational tradition.
The Romanian-American Mission has its office located in the Central
Baptist Church building in Decatur, Alabama. Marilyn Ladd is the
Administrative Assistant to Dr. Bob Jackson, our president. RAM also
has an office in Bucharest, Romania, managed by Dr. Cristi Chivu,
RAM’s International Coordinator.
