Mission Statement
The Mission of Revival Outreach Ministries International is to impact lives by helping people fulfill their divine destiny and live the high life that God has purposed for them (John 10:10). To accomplish this, ROMI will be a place of health and healing; a church where people are safe to grow out of their past and come into a new future; a church where people are nurtured and helped; a church of love and acceptance; and a church where love and fulfillment motivate growth and transformation. Read More…
What To Expect
Visitors to our Sunday morning worship/celebration service can expect to experience a warm, welcoming, family friendly environment, as well as to experience God’s presence in a personal way. The teaching and preaching at ROMI frequently focus on helping those who have received Christ to gain a better scriptural understanding of what this relationship provides for them and how to apply it in their lives in a practical way. Those who don’t know Christ are especially welcome at ROMI, as our desire is to present the Christ revealed in scripture in a way that is easily understood and that significantly impacts their lives. Our goal is to help everyone experience the abundant life that the Lord Jesus Christ provides for us (John 10:10). Read More...
Our Story: History Of ROMI
Revival Outreach Ministries International (ROMI) is an independent non-denominational church that had its beginnings in the Church of God in Christ, Inc. This is the case because pastor Porter of ROMI was ordained in this denomination in 1998 and was a member of the same local church within this denomination for 23 years. ROMI became a partner church with DOVE USA in May 2018 and receives Apostolic oversight from DOVE.
1. The Bible is the inerrant, authoritative Word of God inspired by the Holy Spirit.
Our Leaders
Senior Pastor McClinton E. Porter and his wife Tammie oversee Revival Outreach Ministries International (ROMI). McClinton was ordained into the gospel ministry in August 1998. Following his ordination, he served as an associate pastor at Maranatha Church in Chicago, Illinois until 2015. Read More…