How Churches Can Serve the Deaf Community
“It’s a joy to see deaf people wanting to learn the truth of God’s Word with an open mind and a willing heart."
“It’s a joy to see deaf people wanting to learn the truth of God’s Word with an open mind and a willing heart."
"We never would’ve guessed that by stepping out in faith, God would grow this ministry so much.”
"Having trouble lining up volunteers? Here is how to cultivate a culture where people will be asking to serve."
“Just as it takes a village to raise a child, it takes community to emerge from poverty.”
Conyers Presbyterian Church provides free dinner for around 75 members of the community every week.
Oakwood Baptist Church finds a creative way to meet neighboring-community needs.
Canal Street Church embraces holistic restoration that heals families, provides hope and changes lives.
How your church can practically get involved by mobilizing people to not only care for kids but also support those who do.
Mission Church in Ventura hosts an annual fun-filled, fast-paced prom for “the overlooked and the undercelebrated.”
First Presbyterian Houston has designed an innovative Sunday morning program for special needs children and youth.