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GROUND 40 IS A DISCIPLESHIP PROGRAM LOCATED IN MONROE, NC THAT PROVIDES A WELCOMING AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT FOR MEN WHO ARE SEEKING A CHANGE OF HEART AFTER BEING INCARCERATED.

Eshel’s mission is to create community and acceptance for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Jews and their families in Orthodox communities. Founded in June of 2010, Eshel provides hope and a future for Orthodox LGBT women, men, and teens. Eshel accomplishes its goals in a number of ways. Eshel trains its members to speak out and act as advocates for LGBT Orthodox people and their families; Eshel creates bridges into Orthodox communities to foster understanding and support; through community gatherings Eshel helps LGBT Orthodox people pursue meaningful lives that encompass seemingly disparate identities while also fulfilling Jewish values around family, education, culture, and spirituality. Eshel’s work has gained national recognition and broad media coverage for its innovative mission and unique reach.

Her Life Speak’s is an all-womens ministry with the mission to connect women through faith, fellowship, and community. We will accomplish this mission through forms of small groups, trainings, retreats, and getaways. Our goal, is to equip her with knowledge of God’s everlasting love. And, with this understanding, she is able to love others. For the only reason we love is because He first loved us(John 4:19). Her life speaks of His, when she confidently shares her story, when she tenderly mothers her children, when she wisely leads a team, when she kindly cares for a friend, or anything else God has called her to do. We are women who are broken, in constant need of a Savior.

The Agape House, Inc. is a non-denominational ministry creating neutral ground where Christ-centered churches can work side-by-side to reach a unique population of our local community. Our mission is to serve God and the community by allowing the love of Christ to shine through us. Those who benefit from these services have been homeless on a long term or short term basis as well as people in need.

Empowering disciples of Jesus Christ with Kingdom Authority and Power to Finish the Great Commission!

To challenge a young generation to believe in their gifted purpose and passionately pursue Jesus Christ to take His life-giving message to the ends of the earth.

"The parishioners and staff of St. Christopher value the importance of active participation in ministry, and have thus developed the Commitment to Parish Life program. This program encourages parishioners to pledge their time, talent and treasure insofar as they are able. As a result, our parish offers over 100 various ministries/activities from the more common Lector and Eucharistic ministers, Music ministries, Scripture sharing groups, Religious Education Catechists, Outreach and Boy and Girl Scout groups, to the less common Mission (travel) ministry, charitable giving, Bereavement Support Groups, Caring Clowns, rosary makers, and "Yarn" ministry (whereby parishioners crochet or knit baby blankets for single mothers and lap robes for nursing home residents). We offer something for everyone, so that parishioners of all ages and abilities can find the activity that best suits their time and talent."

PTCC exists to glorify God by bringing the presence of Jesus Christ to the Western Heritage Individual and Family.

Prevention of family intimate partner violence promote safe healthy families. Educate increase awareness through organization website seminars resource materials social media advocate training. Biblical based counseling to promote overall wellness.

At Old Cutler, we believe that giving is an act of worship, and that it honors God (Proverbs 3:9). We are generous in our giving because He has so generously given everything for us. We understand that all that we own is the Lord's! (Psalm 24:1)

We desire to express the Teresian contemplative life in the Contemporary Church & World– Our goals are to foster a broader acceptance of unity in diversity & the mutuality of the Carmelite family, especially by continued collaboration, friendship & communion among associations/federations at home & abroad.– To continue to work at achieving a representative voice in matters affecting our lives, the Teresian charism, & the Order.–To develop and empower our members to be future leaders of &/or contributors to CCA.– To continue to provide active, mutual support to the identified needs of our communities. We are committed to finding new ways of mutually supporting our communities. Currently we are implementing a Shared Services Program which will streamline & enhance the work we do.