Local Missions

Donation of Food, Clothing, and Other Items of Need

To The Following Homeless and Transition Shelters.

 

Black Mountain Home for Children, Youth and Families

80 Lake Eden Road, Black Mountain, NC 28711  

 

Western Carolina Rescue Mission

225 Patton Ave, Asheville, NC 28801

 

Homeward Bound A-HOPE   (Day Only Shelter)

19 N. Ann Street, Asheville, NC 28801

 

Homeward Bound  WNC  (Housing Setup Program )

205 Elk Park Drive, Woodfin, NC 28804


Asheville-Buncombe Community Christian Ministry  (ABCCM)

141 Hillside St; Asheville, NC 28801  (For Women)

and

1329 Tunnel Rd., Asheville, NC 28805  (For Men)

 

Salvation Army for Men and Women

204 Haywood St, Asheville, NC 28801

 

Card Ministry

Here's How It Works:                                                                                             


1. Please select one of the 'greeting' cards at the back of the pew in front of you.

2. Fill it out to someone who is absent, sick, or who needs encouragement.

3. Write their first name (and last if you know it) on the envelope.

4. Place the card into the offering box in the foyer.

5. The Card Ministry Team will address, stamp it and mail it out on your behalf.

Our Mission Stories

INDIA MISSION:


An "Army of Kids" - sometimes that's what it takes...

 

It started with a few adults... a few adults who spent their childhoods and/or adult years in India. One of those adults taught a Primary Sabbath School class. Two of those adults decided to return to India for a 7-year term. Word came back to the Primary class: India needs churches... and a church can be built for $3,000! One 8-year-old, A J Gillis, asked why we couldn't raise the money to build a church. The whole Primary class became involved, and, from there, the whole church.

 

The first church built was the Chikkathorepalya Church. The land was donated by an old man who had longed for a Christian church for many years. Then the Gadigenahalli Church was built.

 

Then word came back to us: India needs money to pay lay pastors. Families committed to provide the funds to pay 2 lay pastors, and then 3 lay pastors. Then word came back to us: The lay pastors need transportation - they're walking 20 - 30 miles per day. Families committed to raising the funds for 2 mopeds (and a guitar for the pastor who lived in the mountains where the trails were too rough for a moped).

 

And so it goes...


OTHER MISSIONS:

Other mission projects our church members have been involved in include: 

  1. Raising funds to provide a village well in Africa
  2. Serving breakfast at a food kitchen
  3. Raising funds to provide Bible Sticks to servicemen and women
  4. Working on cleaning and construction projects for seniors and others needing our help.  


We encourage you to get involved too.