Missions We Support
We are proud to support these Mission organizations, who love Jesus and are shining His light to others:
Local Ministries:
Give Me Shelter Ministries, Kenny Philips, Based in NW FL.
Kenny’s heart is in disaster response. He helps those in need after storms and natural disasters, locally or internationally, spreading the love of Jesus and the hope only Jesus can bestow upon the broken. Living in Florida, we understand hurricane disasters and the need for first response teams. We are proud to support a non profit organization that provides free disaster relief for those who need hope after devastating circumstances.
Food for Thought, Santa Rosa Beach
Bringing food to the food uncertain children of Walton County and Okaloosa county.
International Ministries:
Yanunula Ministries, Adam & Lauren Bonertz, Uganda Africa
The heart of Yanalua is to unveil the truth of the Gospel, promote purpose, empower the Ugandan people, and create sustainable programs that will promote generational change. We are proud to support this family as they are the hands and feet of Jesus going into the Ugandan community to teach farming principals so the people can establish a way of financial means to support them selves.
Purposed Remnants Ministries, Teresa Meza, Iceland
Pu.Re is dedicated to providing a safe, supportive, and grace-filled community for women, children, and the unborn, by grace that is to be found only in Christ Jesus. Discipling individuals to live freely in Jesus, grounded in biblical truth, and equipped for discipleship that transforms lives and communities. PuRe seeks to inspire a legacy of life, love, and faithfulness; honoring the intrinsic value of every human life, from conception to eternity!
India Rural Evangelical Fellowship (IREF), the Rebba family, India
Since IREF’s origin, this ministry has helped more than 50,000 children receive an education and it has introduced hundreds of thousands of people to the love of Christ. Today, IREF sponsors more than 250 evangelists, operates nine children’s development centers, and runs educational facilities from primary school through post-graduate work that houses more than 1,000 children. Their humanitarian relief work is widely recognized and an instrumental part of the government’s disaster relief strategy.