| Missions |
| The Following are the Missions We Presently Support ... |
| Missions Directors Max and Mary Lines |
| Henry County Pregnancy Care Center The Henry County Pregnancy Care Center is a group of Christians who have joined to assist women who are experiencing an unplanned pregnancy. We are against abortion as a solution, but also feel that being against something is not enough. We must offer positive alternatives. We are a non-denominational, not-for-profit Christian organization, providing free confidential services to all clients in need (regardless of age, race, religion, or marital circumstances). We are affiliated with the national organization, Care Net (Christian Action Council) and supported solely by donations from churches, businesses, organizations, and individuals. |
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| Dove Harbor The mission of Dove Harbor is to provide transitional housing and educational programs in a supportive and nurturing Christ-Centered environment that invites growth toward spiritual and emotional wholeness, fostering a healing renewal of faith, responsibility, and the achievement of life goals. |
| Christian Student Foundation This is a Christian non-profit organization dedicated to promoting Christianity at BSU. We cultivate a living faith: following Jesus, reading the Bible, the worship of God and the mission of the church. CSF was born in the ministry of the University Christian Church in the 1960s. Our vision is a legacy of professionals of all kinds who are first disciples of Jesus, committed to their families, involved in their communities, leaders in their churches and worshipers of the Most High God. |
| Larry and Debbie Kineman The CMF-Great Britain team is working with British leaders to launch a church-planting movement in England, plant 10 churches by 2010, and create a training center for church planters. The team has successfully planted churches in Northampton, Worcester, and Dickens Heath. Larry & Debbie Kineman are serving in Worcester -- a beautiful old city of about 100,000 people where less than 3% of the population attends church. They are concentrating on building relationships through youth activities, home Bible studies, guitar club, and other community activities. |
| Middletown Fallcreek Community Food Pantry The Middletown Food Pantry conducts a food distribution program to supplement the food supplies of area households. |
| Sergey and Anastasia Mamatsiuk Currently studying at Pioneer Bible Translators in Dallas, TX, Sergey and Anastasia are Johnson Bible College graduates. Their studies included teaching and linguistics. After one more year of study at PBT, they will leave the United States to preach and work on translating the Scripture among people in central Asia who do not have the Bible in their own language. |