Established in 1965 in memory of the selfless service of Mrs. Ruby Nelson a missionary nurse to India, Ruby Nelson Memorial Hospital (RNMH) of SDA has endeavoured to continue the healing ministry of Jesus Christ amidst the changing dynamics of a secular environment and unprecedented developments in science & technology. Renowned for its compassionate and comprehensive healthcare since inception, RNMH enjoys the goodwill of the public and attracts people from all walks of life. The Hospital is a beacon of light to thousands of blind who step into its portals with the desire to see again. Having impacted many lives it has grown in remarkable ways through God's leading.
It is a forty-bed Hospital that offers comprehensive Eye care, Medical, Surgical, Dental, Orthopaedics and Diagnostic services. The Management, Staff and Students are imbued with a deep sense of commitment towards caring for the sick and suffering and have long years of experience and expertise.
The Eye Department famous for its high volume, quality cataract surgery is chiefly involved in the development of Community Eye health in collaboration with National and International Organizations. Its primary goal is to eliminate the increasing incidence of avoidable blindness due to cataract and other causes.
To become a recognized leader in patient care & innovation; and widen the sphere of Christian influence & contact
To emphasize on the well-being of the whole person; preservation of health; healing of the sick and ministry to the poor and oppressed. To facilitate cooperation with the Creator in His compassionate work of restoration.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church is one of many Christian denominations. The name comes from the observance of the seventh-day Sabbath and a belief in the second coming (advent) of Jesus. Adventists attend church on Saturday — joining together for worship, fellowship and for Bible study. The Bible is the source and basics of our Christian beliefs. The Adventist Church welcomes all people to their worship services. Formal membership is by baptism by immersion, symbolizing union with God; the forgiveness of sins, and the desire to enter into a new life. The most important function of the church is to demonstrate the love of God and to proclaim hope for people in a troubled world. Church membership is our way of declaring that we need God and each other if life is to be meaningful. (Ezekiel 36:26; 1 John 4:7; 1 Corinthians 12:14-26)