Board Members
Steve Jones, Founding Member
steve@rhmusa.com
Steve Jones, a co-founding member of the RHM Board of Directors, has been married
to Gwen since 1979, and they have three beautiful daughters, Melissa, Molly, and
Sarah. Gwen, Molly and Sarah have been to Romania several times as part of the
summer mission team. He has been employed by Duke-Energy in Cincinnati since
1975.
He enjoys actively participating in family activities, reading, Bible study, and sports.
He is involved in the youth work of Faith Church, and coached his daughters'
basketball, soccer and softball teams for years.
Steve came to faith in Jesus Christ many years ago, but in 1992, devoted his life fully
to Him at an Emmaus Walk for men. At that time, he began to study God's Word
seriously, to make Christian fellowship and prayer a major part of his life, and to seek
a closer relationship with the Lord Isus (Jesus in Romanian). His main goals in life
are to leave a legacy of God's love in action for his daughters, one that comes
genuinely from and through Christ Jesus, so that they will be prepared to pass it on
to their children. He wants to leave that same legacy for the children and families in
Romania. Sharing Romanian ministry experiences with his daughters has been one
that most fathers do not get to have. The emotional closeness between them has
deepened because of them.
Through RHM, he has opportunities to help people far away who are so much less
fortunate than he is, and who receive very little help. He prays that God will use the
times he has with them to draw them near to Himself. Steve’s joy and wit generates
laughter and fun through his music and sharing.
“They have shared out of their poverty. Their eyes and faces reveal how they love
and appreciate us, as well as one another. These families have shown more of what
the love of God really means than nearly anyone I have known.”
One of Steve's greatest drives is to help complete the RHM project of building the
much-needed Day Center for disabled people. “Ultimately, this mission represents the
cry of God's heart, and it has become a calling in my life.”
steve@rhmusa.com
Steve Jones, a co-founding member of the RHM Board of Directors, has been married
to Gwen since 1979, and they have three beautiful daughters, Melissa, Molly, and
Sarah. Gwen, Molly and Sarah have been to Romania several times as part of the
summer mission team. He has been employed by Duke-Energy in Cincinnati since
1975.
He enjoys actively participating in family activities, reading, Bible study, and sports.
He is involved in the youth work of Faith Church, and coached his daughters'
basketball, soccer and softball teams for years.
Steve came to faith in Jesus Christ many years ago, but in 1992, devoted his life fully
to Him at an Emmaus Walk for men. At that time, he began to study God's Word
seriously, to make Christian fellowship and prayer a major part of his life, and to seek
a closer relationship with the Lord Isus (Jesus in Romanian). His main goals in life
are to leave a legacy of God's love in action for his daughters, one that comes
genuinely from and through Christ Jesus, so that they will be prepared to pass it on
to their children. He wants to leave that same legacy for the children and families in
Romania. Sharing Romanian ministry experiences with his daughters has been one
that most fathers do not get to have. The emotional closeness between them has
deepened because of them.
Through RHM, he has opportunities to help people far away who are so much less
fortunate than he is, and who receive very little help. He prays that God will use the
times he has with them to draw them near to Himself. Steve’s joy and wit generates
laughter and fun through his music and sharing.
“They have shared out of their poverty. Their eyes and faces reveal how they love
and appreciate us, as well as one another. These families have shown more of what
the love of God really means than nearly anyone I have known.”
One of Steve's greatest drives is to help complete the RHM project of building the
much-needed Day Center for disabled people. “Ultimately, this mission represents the
cry of God's heart, and it has become a calling in my life.”
