2025 ANNUAL REPORT

Reaching and Meeting Needs Worldwide Ministry, Inc. The year 2025 has been a powerful and life changing year for the members of the World Parish Ministry. I am truly humbled that God would use me to serve parishioners across the world most of whom I only know by their voice and name. I have not had an opportunity to meet them in person. I thank God for the those who participate on Tuesday at twelve noon in the Tuesday meditation and prayer time. In the past twelve months, fifty-two messages have been delivered and there have been over 2,500 participants. The Thursday prayer ministry remains a powerful and significant blessing to the World Parish family. Each week, as Pastor, I have the privilege of interceding specifically for the needs of our World Parish members and their families. The responses and testimonies of God’s blessings have been extraordinary marked by healing, deliverance, divine direction, and provision that only God can supply.

Regardless of race, political party, faith, or religious preference, the outreach and assistance arm of the Ministry has met many critical needs. Some examples of needs that have been met are: provided $1,000 to support individual with Stage-4 cancer diagnosis; *provided $5,000 rent subsidy for a mother who had to stop work to take care of her daughter who has cancer; *assisted a Dekalb County teacher with a $2,200 subsidy due to a three month delay in effective date of contract with pay; *provided a $1,300 rent payment to avoid the eviction of a person on dialysis and who could not meet or comply with the apartment rent due date; * donated $500 to Bethel A.M.E. Zion Church, Brighton, Alabama; *donated $200 to Fairfield Baptist Church, Lithonia, Georgia to support trunk-or-treating activity; *defrayed the $3,211 cost of a transmission replacement for a family without sufficient transportation; *defrayed $6,000 in October mortgage payments for three families furloughed without pay; *provided six $250 Publix gift cards to assist families with food; *provided over 2,000 non-perishable food items for the food pantries of Chapman Middle School and the Academy of Science and Foreign Language, Huntsville, Alabama to assure that students and families would have food in the evenings and during the weekends; *honored the accomplishments of three high school graduate with $50 each; *honored the accomplishments of one college graduate with $100; and *distributed $800 in random acts of kindness to individuals who requested or were observed to be in need. This past year has

demonstrated the unwavering compassion, generosity, and spiritual commitment of Reaching and Meeting Needs Worldwide Ministry. Through consistent prayer, dedicated service, and targeted financial support, we have touched countless lives and provided hope during critical moments of crisis.

I remain deeply grateful for God’s guidance and provision—and for the Board’s continued leadership, oversight, and support.

Roe Nall, Jr.

President and CEO

THE 2024 ANNUAL REPORT

Reaching and Meeting Needs Worldwide Ministry Inc. is dedicated to uplifting and supporting individuals from all walks of life. Through providing educational and financial assistance to persons of all ages who are either homeless or struggling with health and financial issues. Our mission is to provide compassionate assistance, resources, and opportunities that empower people to overcome challenges and build a brighter future.

The Scriptural base for the Ministry and Mission is Matthew 25:40: “And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say unto you, inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.” We believe that kindness, inclusion, and community are the foundations of meaningful change. Together, with the support of our generous donors we are committed to making a lasting impact—one life at a time.

The outreach and assistance arm of the Ministry continues to meet needs regardless of race, faith, political party, and religious preference. Here are some of the many ways the Ministry blessed others in 2024: *provided 100 families in Fayette County Alabama with funds to purchase food; *donated $1,875.00 to support the Senior Ministry Program of McConnell Chapel A.M. E. Zion Church, Fayette, Alabama; *purchased gift cards for fifteen Special Education students at Birney Elementary School, Marietta, Georgia in recognition of their significant academic improvement; *paid $7,500 in tuition and fees to assist a student attending the Helene Fuld College of Nursing, Harlem, New York; *contributed $1,200 to support the mission work in Swinton, England; *donated $600 to cover transportation for a kidney transplant patient to have six weekly checkups; *provided $2,551 in rent subsidies to assist families to avoid eviction; *sponsored Christmas for a family in Ashburn, Virginia; *purchased the Thanksgiving and Christmas Meal for a family in Ashburn, Virginia; and purchased Thanksgiving and Christmas Meals for thirty-five families in the socioeconomically deprived areas of DeKalb County Georgia; *The ministry was able to bless multiple elementary and middle schools in the Huntsville, Alabama City School System during the holiday season. We packed gift baskets with scissors, glue, pocket folders, markers, pencils, pens, white out, and other necessary supplies. These schools are all considered Title One, which means that the majority of the students are from low-income families and are on free or reduced lunch. The schools that

were recipients were Chapman Middle School, The Academy of Science & Foreign Languages Middle School, and McNair Junior High School. Each school received 6 baskets to bless their students. MLK, Jr. Elementary School was gifted enough supplies for a class of 18 students.

Prayerfully,

Roe Nall, Jr. President and CEO

2023 ANNUAL REPORT

God has been kind to me as I continue to serve as pastor to the Reaching and Meeting Needs Worldwide Parish and as president and CEO of Reaching and Meeting Needs Worldwide Ministry, Inc. I have been blessed to serve the World Parish as Pastor through our regular meditation each Tuesday afternoon. This year the number of participants has exceeded 3,100. In addition, Thursday night prayers this year have totaled over 1,650, exceeding all prior years. I am thankful that through God’s divine guidance, He has raised up a ministry that reaches across the United States of America. So many of my members or those for whom I serve as Pastor, I have never met. Yet, I know their names, the respective cities in which they reside, and most importantly, I recognize their voices. God has established His own divine plan of evangelism that is truly a blessing to the ministry.

I have traveled in excess of 7,000 air and surface miles to fulfill my responsibilities to the World Parish Ministry. As I have taught and exemplified all of my ministerial and pastoral life, a ministry should be supported by tithes, offerings, donations, and gifts. Likewise, this ministry is supported solely by gifts and donations. There are no financial appeals or activities solicited to support the Worldwide Parish and Reaching and Meeting Needs Worldwide Ministry, Inc. I know from my experience that God will provide everything I need to fulfil the purpose of the ministry He is blessing me to lead and serve.

This year the Ministry blessed individuals and families in many different capacities. We donated $4,000 to the Margaret Harris Comprehensive School (MHCS), a self-contained special education school located in DeKalb County, Georgia. The curriculum, programs, and activities are for students with severe and multiple disabilities, ages 3 – 21 in grades PreK-12. We donated $50,000 to St Jude Children Hospital to support medical research and donated $500 to a family to help support the care of a premature infant; donated $1,000 to assist pastors in various churches; donated $6,030 to help three families facing evictions; provided $400 to pay the transportation for one month for a patient receiving medical and dialysis care; presented $500 in graduation gifts for students whose parents are members of the World Parish Ministry; donated $1,000 to assist small churches; provided $1,300 in death-in-family support; and purchased Thanksgiving groceries for 25 families in socioeconomically deprived areas of Dekalb County, Georgia.

I traveled to San Jose, California to make arrangements to have the body of the late Mr. Christopher Reimer transported from California to Alabama for burial in our family cemetery. I have never met, seen, or spoken to the late Mr. Reimer. I learned from my daughter, Dr. Tamara Nall, that Mr. Reimer had passed and that there were no family or friends who could be located that would assume responsibility for his burial. The city of San Jose would have to bury him an indigent and he would likely have an unmarked grave. The Lord placed on my heart that the late Mr. Reimer should not be buried as one having no family or friends. This was an opportunity to fulfil the mission and purpose for which Reaching and Meeting Needs Worldwide Ministry, Inc. was established: to reach across the world and help those who cannot help themselves. An honorable and complete graveside service was planned for the second week in December 2023. The services and burial was held at the William R. Hughes Memorial Garden, 1190 Canaan Road, Fayette, Alabama. All expenses, including a tombstone, was defrayed by Reaching and Meeting Worldwide Ministry, Inc. at a cost of approximately $20,000.00.

Prayerfully,

Roe Nall, Jr., President and CEO

2022 ANNUAL REPORT

God has been kind to me as I continue to serve as pastor to the Reaching and Meeting Needs Worldwide Parish and as president and CEO of Reaching and Meeting Needs Worldwide Ministry, Inc. I have prayed my way through so many outreach ministry decisions. Through our outreach and random acts of kindness, the Ministry has reached across the world and met the needs of many individuals. For example, the Ministry has provided over 50 meals to individuals who were in quarantine due to Covid-19; donated $5,000 in relief to Haiti; paid the first semester of college tuition for a student who lives in Johnson City, Tennessee; donated $1,000 to help bury the loved one of a family in the Atlanta area; provided $700 to assist a widow whose husband died without leaving her any benefits; provided $1,400 in utility and rent subsidies for a cancer victim; donated $50,000 to Luther Rice Seminary and University to provide academic scholarships for international students who were born and raised outside the United States; purchased $1,600 in clothing for a children’s homeless shelter; purchased new automobile tires for a family to ensure that the mother had reliable transportation to and from work; provided meals for five families that experienced a death in the immediate family; purchased Thanksgiving groceries for 35 families in socioeconomically deprived areas of Dekalb County, Georgia; donated $15,000 to churches to support outreach programs; and donated $15,000 to the 100 Black Men of Greater Huntsville to support its community programming to provide educational and economic opportunities for youth.

The highlight of the Ministry took place when God blessed my family and I to host the Assembly of the World Parish. Early in the year this weekly assembly of congregants began to make inquiry of meeting together face to face to share identity beyond the auditory linkage by phone. Thusly, the Inaugural Assembly of the World Parish was planned and hosted August 19-21,2022, at the Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center, Atlanta, GA. The theme for the Assembly of the World Parish was: “Sustained by God’s Faithfulness.” The gathering of eighty participants hailed from north (Ohio), south (Florida, Alabama, Mississippi), east (Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, Georgia), and west (Texas). The fellowship forged a connection between voices and faces uniting. The assembly received recognition from Vice President Kamala Harris.

Prayerfully,

Roe Nall, Jr., President and CEO

2021 ANNUAL REPORT

TO: Our Partners in Ministry:

Thank you for partnering with Reaching and Meeting Needs Worldwide Ministry, Inc. to meet the needs of  so  many who were in need of assistance. Our outreach was only made possible by the Grace of God and your kind support.

Through our outreach and random acts of kindness the Ministry has reached across the world and met the needs of so many individuals.  Here is a  brief summary of some of the things the Ministry has done during the 2021calendar year.  The Ministry has provided over 50 meals for individuals who were in quarantine due to Covid-19; provided $5,000 in Haiti relief; paid the first semester of college tuition for a  student who lives in Johnson City, Tennessee; donated $1,000 to help bury the loved one of a family here in the Atlanta area; provided $700 to assist a widow with utilities whose husband died without leaving benefits for his wife; provided $1,400 in  utility and rent subsidy for a cancer victim; donated  $100,000 to Luther Rice Seminary and University to provide academic scholarships for  international students born and reared outside of the United States of America; purchased $1,600 in clothing for a children homeless shelter; purchased new automobile tires for a family so that the mother would have reliable transportation to get to and from work; provided meals for six families where there had been a death in the immediate family;  purchased Thanksgiving groceries for thirty five families in the socially economic deprived areas of Dekalb County, Georgia;  donated $15,000 to the 100 Black Men of Greater Huntsville to support its mentee educational enhancement programs to empower youth to reach their fullest potential and provided over 1,500 pounds of meat to assist families facing Covid-19 predicaments.

Thank you for being our partner in the great work God has called us to do. MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU FOR THE SUPPORT YOU HAVE GIVEN TO REACHING AND MEETING NEEDS WORLDWIDE  MINISTRY, INC.

Prayerfully,

Roe Nall, Jr., President and Chief Executive Officer