How One Church Outreach Bicycle Ministry Transforms Lives in Their Community
A Pennsylvania church is transforming lives through a simple but powerful idea: providing bicycles in exchange for community service. Here’s how it works.
A Pennsylvania church is transforming lives through a simple but powerful idea: providing bicycles in exchange for community service. Here’s how it works.
LifeCycle exists to meet practical needs, but the love of Christ and relationship-building compel it.
Gen Z places a high value on prayer and worship, and they appreciate authenticity from leadership and the pulpit. Most of all, Gen Z craves the truth of Scripture.
In addition to bouquets, widows receive gifts including devotionals, truffles and tea towels on Valentine's Day.
The power of storytelling is used throughout the year to proclaim God’s goodness to the congregation, and it seems to be affecting church growth positively.
They got the word out about a Monday-night ministry for kids ages 5 to 12 called DD for JC—Dunkin’ Donuts for Jesus Christ.
At auction, the quilts go for hundreds or even thousands of dollars that directly help women and children in need, providing funds for baby and maternity items at the pregnancy resource center.
The church is a trusted resource in the community, with a mission to Make Heaven Full through outreach like meals, programs, and support in Columbus.
For a large congregation whose majority is made up of military families, embracing hospitality to the next level helps connect quickly and easily.
A South Carolina Church Meets the Community’s Physical and Spiritual Needs