Vision 2023

CEO

VISION

Our worldwide mission is to develop people, design structures, and construct facilities which serve communities and the Church— facilities like:

DESIGNING A WORLD OF HOPE rural hospitals, bridges, safe homes, radio towers, university campuses, primary schools, water systems, ministry centres, dormitories, children’s homes, community centres, churches, and more...

EMI

has grown from a humble group of engineers wanting to invest in mission into a

worldwide organisation.

Over 200 architects, engineers, and construction managers now work at EMI offices in 11 countries.

We are influencing the shape of missions around the world and making impact in every corner of the globe.

In the midst of rapid growth, we strive to keep Christ the center of our ministry.

We continue to use our technical skills to advance the Gospel.

We look to God for wisdom as we work to bring hope through design and the built environment. And we thank you for investing in EMI.

John Dallmann | EMI CEO

VISION FOR THE FUTURE

Listening to and learning from those we’ve served in the past is a priority for EMI. We want to improve our design and construction services and see the Kingdom of God flourish as a result.

VISION FOR SERVING We’ve increased this monitoring and evaluation (M&E) focus to include personal visits to past client ministries in four regions of Africa. And we will expand these M&E activities to Asia and Latin America.

We’ve also started intentional business fundamentals training.

Our object is for each office to have a sustainable financial model that responds to local needs and opportunities for the technical services we can offer.

This is all part of our commitment to being a long-term witness for Jesus in the strategic locations where we work.

The EMI-designed SIL campus in Thies, Senegal was inaugurated recently. The facility includes office, meeting, and living spaces as well as a library and recording studio.

Students at Empower International Academy pray for EMI workers before the beginning of construction.

Photo: Henry Tadre

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TOTAL 2022 PROJECTS

104

Program Services US $13,582,940

81.3% General & Admin US $2,482,369

14.9% Fundraising US $629,922

3.8% 2022 EMI financial information (Expenses and Income panels) was compiled from audited financial statements or official statements of accounts. 10 EMI teams were included: EMI Cambodia • EMI Canada • EMI Global • EMI India • EMI MENA • EMI Nicaragua EMI Senegal • EMI Uganda • EMI UK • EMI USA

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Students at Empower International Academy pray for EMI workers before the beginning of construction.

Photo: Henry Tadre

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Program Services US $13,582,940

81.3% General & Admin US $2,482,369

14.9% Fundraising US $629,922

3.8% 2022 EMI financial information (Expenses and Income panels) was compiled from audited financial statements or official statements of accounts. 10 EMI teams were included: EMI Cambodia • EMI Canada • EMI Global • EMI India • EMI MENA • EMI Nicaragua EMI Senegal • EMI Uganda • EMI UK • EMI USA

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Designing and constructing children’s homes, hospitals, and water systems becomes possible through generous giving to

V I SI ON F OR TH E EM I FUND

the EMI Fund.

EMI’s donors invest with us as we live out our core values of design, discipleship, and diversity.

Giving to EMI keeps our design services affordable and accessible to client ministries. Giving to EMI enables us to dedicate space in our workdays for professional and spiritual discipleship. Giving to EMI helps us become a diverse staff from a variety of nationalities and backgrounds.

We believe EMI’s people and projects are worth investing in.

We are blessed by a growing number of generous donors who encourage us to keep pressing forward!

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Our targets for growing The EMI Fund. Give to build a strong foundation at EMI and invest in our values.

emiworld.org/give

2025 Target:

340 Donors Contribute

US $80,000/mo.

Cash Donations US $16,997,748

86.5% Interest & Other US $319,852

The EMI Fund Today: 225 Donors Contribute

US $53,000/mo.

1.6% Contributed Services* US $2,328,840

2024 Target:

11.9%

280 Monthly Donors Contribute

US $70,000/mo. *For EMI USA, Volunteer Hours are valued to calculate Contributed Services.

A student walks through the EMI-designed spaces at The Amazima Secondary School near Jinja, Uganda.

Photo: Andre Olwagen

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A student walks through the EMI-designed spaces at The Amazima Secondary School near Jinja, Uganda.

Photo: Andre Olwagen

It has been exciting to see the staff of EMI grow over the last few years. Behind these people is a multitude of others who give to enable our staff to pursue ministry at EMI.

VISION FOR G R O W T H Many give to individuals through a missionary support model.

Others give to the EMI Fund, helping us create pathways for those without access to missionary support to become part of EMI. In either case, we are very grateful for your faithful support and prayers.

And we are excited about following God’s call to grow EMI into new areas—South America, Central Asia, East Asia, the Pacific region, and more.

We believe there are engineers, architects, and construction managers in every nation who will share our excitement to use EMI uses terms Global South and Global North as defined by UN, with few exceptions.

our skills for the gospel!

Marin and Neth of EMI Cambodia prepare for a presentation at a Water conference in Phnom Penh.

Photo: Anna Seeley

VISION FOR GROWING GLOBALLY We launched EMI Cambodia in 2017 because we recognized a unique opportunity to develop young professionals in a country desperately needing opportunities for growth.

Now the team has grown to nearly 30 staff. It’s time to put down roots in the capital city, Phnom Penh, which is the hub of the design and construction industry.

When we commit to being in a place long-term, we have seen God open new pathways for growth and influence.

As we build a permanent home for EMI in Cambodia, our vision is to play our part in the restoration of the nation.

emiworld.org/growing-globally

EMI CAMBODIA Funding Needed:

US $500,000

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© 2023 EMI, design by Anna Seeley, cover photo by Menea Ly.

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