THE TIMOTHY FUND RUI SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

Reformers Unanimous is committed to training men and women to become effective disciples for our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Thank you for your interest in the Reformers Unanimous Timothy Fund. We began our schools of discipleship in 2001 with just a single home and a few men. We have since grown to disciple 100 men and 40 women at a time. Reformers Unanimous (RU) continues to be extremely effective at discipling disciplers. We are priveleged to maintain an 84% success rate with those who graduate from our schools. Reformers Unanimous graduates currently working in ministry include 40 full-time Christian workers, seven RU Directors, four pastors, and 50 RU addiction counselors.


There are 4 ways to give towards the Timothy Fund

  1. Provide a full scholarship: ($740/mo.) Covers all program costs for one student
  2. Provide a partial scholarship: ($370/mo.) Covers 50% of the cost of one student’s room and board + tuition
  3. Provide a limited scholarship: ($120/mo.) Covers food costs for one student
  4. Support the discipleship program with a monthly gift of Any Amount


    5. You can Donate Now, or be invoiced for a one time, or recurring donation.

    This is a letter from Susan to RUI. Susan was able to make use of the Timothy Fund Scholarship Program and graduate from our Women's Home.
    Dear Sir or Madam:
    I am writing this letter in the hopes of being considered for a scholarship to the Reformers Unanimous School of Discipleship. I am 34 years old and have been an addict for most of my adult life. My addictive lifestyle has brought nothing but pain and destruction to my life and to those who care most about me. I have tried to quit using drugs on my own, went to treatment centers, and only obtained short periods of sobriety. When I heard about RU Schools of Discipleship, I had this overwhelming feeling that it was exactly what I needed. I want to grow in Christ and learn all that I can about living this victorious life that I belive God has planned for me. Though I want more than anything to come to Rockford and be a part of RU’s Discipleship Schools, I have no one to sponsor me. The few people that are still supportive of me just plain can’t afford it. I have been praying that if it be God’s will that I go to Rockford, that He will make a way. If given a chance and provided with a scholarship, I would be extremely grateful.

    I believe I need this program. The structure, discipline, and the opportunity to learn how to live for God are the only way I feel I will truly overcome and find freedom. Please considter me for a scholarship. Thank you for your time and consideration.

    God Bless,
    Susan M. Woods