CHOPIN Hall (Christians Helping Other People in Need)

Their mission is to establish and operate a facility that provides assistance to the needy citizens of Hancock County. Assistance will be provided free of charge to clients in basic areas such as food, clothing, domestic and personal items. Chopin Hall is a non-profit organization that services clients regardless of race or religion.

City Mission

The City mission exist to share the passion of Jesus Christ with the needy and homeless by providing compassionate care through meeting their physical and spiritual needs.

 Hancock Christian Clearing House

Program to help the “needy” in Hancock County get through a crisis in their lives by assisting with rent or utility bills, giving vouchers for food or for gasoline to get to work, or helping with prescription medicine or medical emergencies.

HYCO (Hoytville Youth and community outreach)

They offer Remedial Reading Programs in Hoytville for school age children, GED Programs for adults, Basic Computer Instruction Programs, Summer Reading Programs for school age children. 

United Theological Seminary

Our gifts go towards scholarships to help those who need financial assistance in the Seminary.

Weekday Religious Education - Hancock Co.

Program where elementary age children are taught Bible Stories by a few teachers outside of the school once a week.  This was started in 1944 by a pastor who felt there were some children in school that were not getting any religious upbringing.

Youth For Christ

Every day at thousands of community centers, high schools, middle schools, juvenile institutions, coffee shops, and local hangouts, YFC staff and volunteers meet with young people who need Jesus. We are rural and urban and we are always about the message of Jesus.

McCurdy School, New Mexico

As a national mission institution related to the General Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church, McCurdy School is committed to providing a quality education in a Christ-Centered environment.   We  develop a Christian value system respecting rich cultural diversity and empowering students to develop as whole persons.  We encourage them to become lifelong learners, reaching their highest potential as responsible citizens in service to a changing world.

Red Bird Mission, Kentucky

Red Bird Mission and Clinic have been providing ministries in this region of the Appalachian Mountains since 1921. Today the need remains critical in this isolated, rural distressed area. Chronic poverty, lack of jobs, poor housing, and rugged mountainous terrain provide obstacles to a fuller life for the residents of this area. Red Bird Mission and Clinic strives to meet these needs through ministry in five areas: Education, Health and Wellness, Community Outreach, Economic Opportunity, and Community Housing Improvement.

Support for these ministries come from churches and individuals across the nation. However, in recent years we have seen a decline in the support we are receiving. We are currently facing a financial crisis that is making it difficult to continue all the areas of ministries we provide. Without more funding today, we will have to reduce the level of ministry provided to this community. Your donations to Red Bird Mission and Clinic will help us continue these vital ministries in this distressed region of Appalachia.

Appalachian Regional Ministry, Pennsylvania

Our gifts make possible leadership training for both lay leaders and clergy in communities where sufficient resources are not available for them to attend these events.  Their goal is to build up leaders in both rural and urban Appalachian Churches so these churches can build on their strengths  as they reach out in ministry.

Casa de Misericordia Orphanage, Mexico

The mission at the House of Mercy is to provide a safe, nurturing, God-centered home for the abused, neglected and homeless children of Coahuila, Mexico.  Our mission statement:  “With God’s help we will so order our lives after the example of Christ, that these children, surrounded by steadfast love, may be established in the faith, and confirmed and strengthened in the way that leads to life eternal.”

Grace Children’s Hospital, Haiti

Grace Children’s Hospital, founded in 1967, is the flagship ministry of International Child Care. Grace Children’s Hospital is recognized as Haiti’s leading medical facility dedicated to the treatment of children with tuberculosis (TB). Each year, the hospital receives thousands of children who are suffering from TB, HIV and other diseases.

The hospital was severely damaged in the earthquake that struck Haiti on January 12, 2010. The inpatient facility was condemned and demolished, and as of early 2011, patients were being cared for in transitional facilities.

Wings of the Morning, Zaire, Africa

Our Wings of the Morning plane, flown by Gaston Nambe, is the sole source of quick medical evacuation in North Katanga.  This ministry is available to all in need; those with life threatening injuries and illnessesare not charged to be flown to hospitals.  Many lives have been saved over the years thanks to the Wings of the Morning program.  In addition to medical evacuation, Wings of the Morning is used to transport visitors to our conference: especially medical mission groups.  Medical and Humanitarian needs are also flown out to the desolate areas in the Congo.
If I took the wings of the morning and settled at the furthest limits of the sea, even there your hand shall lead me, and your right hand shall hold me fast. –Psalms 139:9-10