About MMM

What is MMM?
MMM (formerly Mobile Mission Maintenance) exists to enhance the spread of the Gospel of Jesus Christ through the ministry of building, both people and facilities, to serve Christian work and workers in God’s global kingdom.

Practical
MMM is a practical ministry that provides building and maintenance services to Christian churches and ministries free of charge.

People
A combined team ministry is created when men and women of all ages become involved.

Spiritual
The love of God is displayed in a practical way. Prayer forms the basis of this ministry.

International
MMM’s commitment to the development of Christian outreach is wide-spread with Mission Centres in Australia, Zambia, South Africa, Hong Kong, Thailand, Fiji and New Zealand.

Faith
Every worker is a volunteer supported by churches and people like you who become partners in the MMM Team.

What are we doing?
Initially we lived in Pirongia at the MMM New Zealand base from June 2020 until moving to Fiji in May 2022. We travelled to different MMM projects around the North and South Island, serving many ministries with the building and maintenance needs in this time. Now we live in Fiji, serving as the MMM Fiji Project Coordinators and base ourselves in Sabeto. We will be organising all projects, local and international volunteers and everything in between to get the job done. Once international travel becomes normal again, we will welcome teams from New Zealand who come on short term missions and provide them with everything required to join in. Since we started with MMM, our children have been homeschooled and are a part of the journey as much as they can be.

https://www.mmmfiji.org/


 https://www.mmm.org.nz/


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