Christian Aid Ministries (CAM) is a non-profit, conservative Anabaptist organization founded in 1981 and headquartered in Berlin, Ohio. The organization operates as a relief agency, providing humanitarian aid, disaster response, and material resources to people in need worldwide. CAM works through a network of field staff, local churches, and partner organizations to distribute aid and support various charitable programs. The organization is known for its disaster response efforts, including providing emergency supplies, medical aid, and reconstruction assistance following natural disasters and humanitarian crises. CAM operates multiple programs, including food and nutrition initiatives, water projects, Bible distribution, and education support in developing countries. In 2021, Christian Aid Ministries gained international attention when 17 of its missionaries were kidnapped in Haiti by the 400 Mawozo gang. All missionaries were eventually released after two months in captivity. The organization maintains active missions and aid programs in numerous countries across Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, and the Americas. CAM is supported primarily through donations from conservative Anabaptist communities, including Amish, Mennonite, and other Plain church groups. The organization emphasizes biblical principles in its operations and maintains a focus on both material and spiritual assistance to communities in need.