Bob and Kathy Fitts have been involved in international worship ministry since 1984, and the hallmark of their ministry is summed up in Bob’s song,  Take My Healing To The Nations.  They  formed Alabaster Ministries in 1996 in response to the assassination of pastor and evangelist Julio Ruibal in Cali, Colombia.  Through a “God Moment” that Bob had while ministering in Costa Rica just weeks after his assassination, he met Julio’s daughter, and Bob knew we wanted to minister directly to Julio’s widow, Ruth.  

 

The Fitts’s flew Ruth and her assistant to Kailua-Kona, Hawaii to have a time to rest and refresh, and to be present during a benefit concert on her behalf.

 

 

 

 

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Since that time, through generous donations, Alabaster Ministries has had impact on lives on every continent, building homes, providing medical expenses, vehicles and ongoing support for widows and their families, and children in need.

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In their travels, leading worship in churches and ministries around the world, they have made deep relationships. With these, they have paid attention to the Holy Spirit’s direction upon hearing of needs for Fatherless and Widows.  Over the years, Alabaster Ministries has touched lives in many nations including Nigeria, South Africa, Romania, Kosovo, England, Canada, China, Philippines, North Korea, 

 

Alabaster Ministries serves as a conduit - keeping eyes, ears and spirits open to hear of relationally based (and thereby trustworthy) projects, and directing donations received to those projects.  Operating as a 501(c)3 organization under the US Internal Revenue Service, tax deductible receipts are issued for donations. It is also important to note that all donations to Alabaster Ministries, aside from minimal administrative costs, go to the specified fatherless and widows and special projects.