We want everyone in the world to know Jesus Christ and be changed by his love and power. This passion drives much of our church activity, Pastor Jim Stumbo's daily schedule, and our budget. Many years over 30% of our income goes to our mission projects. We try to focus on both local and cross cultural opportunities as well as to balance C&MA opportunities with other good, Christian organizations.
Locally, we support through volunteers and contributions the ministries of God's Love, Good Samaritan, Salvation Army, Food Bank, and other groups that reach out to the community. We have started a Baby Bin to distribute free diapers to low income families. Some of our gals are involved with the Pregnancy Resource Center.
We have regular involvement with efforts in Mexico and the Philippines. In Mexico we work with the C&MA Missions Director, Tomas Bencomo, in his outreach to the Indian Tribes of the Sierra Madres in the state of Chihuahua. Our focus is to establish a network of farms in conjunction with the local Alliance Churches to give them resources to provide for their pastors and do missionary outreach. To date we have 2 farms: 1 of about 40-acres where the Tarahumara Indians come to work with the 100 animals and large vegetable gardens; the other farm of about 50 acres is a cash crop of oats.
We regularly sell products from 3rd world countries to create economic opportunities as people are rescued form the sex trade and poverty, through ministries such as Mercy Market.
Locally, we support through volunteers and contributions the ministries of God's Love, Good Samaritan, Salvation Army, Food Bank, and other groups that reach out to the community. We have started a Baby Bin to distribute free diapers to low income families. Some of our gals are involved with the Pregnancy Resource Center.
We have regular involvement with efforts in Mexico and the Philippines. In Mexico we work with the C&MA Missions Director, Tomas Bencomo, in his outreach to the Indian Tribes of the Sierra Madres in the state of Chihuahua. Our focus is to establish a network of farms in conjunction with the local Alliance Churches to give them resources to provide for their pastors and do missionary outreach. To date we have 2 farms: 1 of about 40-acres where the Tarahumara Indians come to work with the 100 animals and large vegetable gardens; the other farm of about 50 acres is a cash crop of oats.
We regularly sell products from 3rd world countries to create economic opportunities as people are rescued form the sex trade and poverty, through ministries such as Mercy Market.