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AWMI
AWMI
Discover who we are and what drives our mission
Welcome to AWMI, Association of Women in Ministry International. Our primary purpose is to uplift and empower women to share love, hope, and comfort with those in need by addressing their mental, spiritual, and physical needs through counseling, prayer, acculturation classes, and food and clothing distribution.
We invite you to explore our website and learn more about our organization. Whether you seek spiritual encouragement, friendship, or opportunities to serve, we hope you will find a home with us at AWMI!
Thank you for visiting, and God bless you.
Sharing hope with those in need worldwide
More than an organization, we are family
International humanitarian missions
Acculturation and life skills classes
We are living in a Broken world, a world without hope, peace and love. Therefore, the mission of AWMI is to share love, hope and comfort to people that are in need and broken in this world.
As women's ministry, we also seek to empower women in various stages of their lives to seek a higher level of spiritual maturity in Christ through knowledge of biblical and clinical counseling.
We also provide referrals to connect women to the right sources. The Vision is to serve like Dorcas in the Bible. We seek to provide emotional recovery, physical and spiritual support to each other as women of God called to the ministry.
We also invite women from all ages from our churches and communities and even beyond the walls of our churches.
Rev. Myreille Daniel also known as “Rev. Mimi” has been a community leader for over 40 years. Her calling began at the age of 9 years old in Haiti and has since become a full-blown international ministry in helping Women, Youth, Young Adults, Men and Families reach their full potential by developing various initiatives such as Women and Youth Conferences that teach on self-esteem, spiritual development and life skills. Attendance at the conferences reach up to six thousand families.
She has also conducted Marriage and Family conferences and has taught the importance of Social and Economic Development through various workshops as well as teaching entrepreneurial skills to women in underdeveloped countries to help sustain a living.
Her efforts have recently received the Life Team Achievement Award from President Joe Biden, Proclamations from Former Massachusetts Governors Duval Patrick and William Weld, City Citations from The Late Mayor of Boston Thomas Menino, Citations from Current Mayor Carlo Demaria of Everett, MA, Massachusetts State Representative Joe McGonagle and the Massachusetts House of Representatives as well as the Massachusetts Black and Latino Legislative Caucus.
Despite all her recognition, her life's motto is, “If you can use anything Lord…You can use me.”