Community

Making a Difference in Montana

This Montana church began to visit people in their homes and deliver food and supplies monthly. Today, the ministry takes a holistic approach to serving Native American communities.

Merry and Bright Family Golf Night Attracts a Crowd

Sunday school classes and other groups “adopted” a hole and decorated it for Christmas, and with average Sunday attendance at around 260 at the church, there was a good pool of potential volunteers to staff the event.

Farm Fresh Faithfulness

By spring 2024, Cul2vate harvested over 100,000 pounds of food—including potatoes, pumpkins and watermelons—on the Brentwood acres it converted to farmland.

Signs of Support

Redemption Hill Church’s deaf ministry is different in that it blends hearing people and those who are deaf.

A Strategic Campus Ministry Is All About Relationships

Satan knows the college campus is strategic. Will more churches wake up to this reality?

Freestyling Fun

The riders and onlookers, who represent all different ages, aren’t very different from the people who attend Freedom Hill Church.

An Ice (Cream) Breaker

The church gutted one of their vans to convert it into an ice cream truck.

Timely Team Up

Church members from all three churches purchase goods they probably would have bought elsewhere anyway, except now their money is poured back into uplifting the community. 

A Small Church with Big Plans

First Baptist raised a pickleball net and 40 people from across the community came to play within the first two weeks.

Church Without Walls

“This outreach is an opportunity to add some walk to our talk and be partakers, not just spectators,” remarks Gregory, who feels privileged to witness people move into a personal relationship with the living God.

Rideshare Redemption

Over the past two years alone, about 25 customers have accepted Christ, Hickman reports.