Podcasts about outreach sunday

This Sunday, Outreach Sunday, we consider the long history of Christian ministry to the disadvantaged as an outworking of genuine faith.

Message from Jordan Vendiola on November 3, 2024

In this teaching, we will discuss the importance of caring for your local community and how you can get involved in CarePortal. At BattleCreek Church, we believe that reaching out to our community is an essential part of living out our faith. Through our Outreach programs, we aim to make a positive impact on the lives of those around us. One of the ways we do this is through CarePortal. CarePortal is a powerful tool that connects the needs of local families with the resources and support of our church community. By joining CarePortal, you have the opportunity to directly impact the lives of those in need by providing resources to fulfill a need. Whether you're familiar with Care Portal or new to the concept, this message will inspire you to step into the mess and care for others just as Jesus did. Don't miss this opportunity to discover how you can make a difference in someone's life, no matter how small the act may seem. If you've ever wondered what it means to truly care and how to do it well, this sermon is for you. Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more messages like this. And if you're new here, welcome! We're so glad you're with us today. To register for CarePortal:

We look most like Jesus when we meet the needs of the people around us. Listen to this message to hear about practical ways we can meet the needs of our community here in Lynchburg, Virginia.

Title: ProximitySpeaker: Justin ThomasText: 1 Thessalonians 2:7-12

Today's message explores the topic of why we do what we do. Pastor Paul gives us an update on the global outreach efforts of Broadway Church, and while doing so, highlights our global workers and the reason that they do what they do.

Welcome Home! We are so happy you are here. This weeks sermon is World Outreach Sunday! We hope you are blessed and encouraged by this message. ABOUT NORTHWOOD Wherever you are in life, you have a purpose. Northwood wants to help you find your next step. Our hope is that your journey will include joining us at a Northwood in-person or online at https://live.northwoodchristian.org. Find messages, events, and more info about us at https://northwoodchristian.org or download the Northwood app at https://northwoodchristian.org/app.

Paul Wright speaks on reaching out to the community around us. 

BattleCreek Church - 2023

A yearly update on the ministry of NCO, the faith-rooted, church-affiliated, Bronzeville-based nonprofit.

Pastor Boyd continues our two week Global Outreach series.

Hear from Bao Her, Assistant Vice President for Alliance Missions, as she shares her story as a refugee and how obedience to God's call is first and foremost.

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It's a special day highlighting our relationship with our partner church in Nambi, Costa Rica.

Welcome Home! We're so excited that you are here!  This Sunday was our World Outreach Sunday, with our message brought to us by Bushnell University campus pastor Troy Dean. Find messages, events, and more info about us at https://northwoodchristian.org or download the Northwood app at https://northwoodchristian.org/app.

We are called to be a church that collaborates with God to love and serve our neighbors.

Pastor Phil Sparling - Outreach Sunday - Weekend Sermon Podcast - www.auburngrace.com

Message from GO Team on May 22, 2022

Outreach Sunday: Little Stars, CAP, King's Table, Learning English, Azalea, King's Table Midweek

In this homily on the Fifth Sunday in Lent and “Outreach Sunday” at St. George, The Rev. Dr. James E. Taylor, Rector of St. George Episcopal Church, tells us that pressing on with Jesus is the only way to be right with God. A God who came among us gently, lived wonderfully, taught truthfully, died violently, has risen triumphantly, empowers generously and remains our companion steadfastly. No words can contain God. No effort can stop the power of the Holy Spirit. The best thing is to proclaim God's Word. That's the whole point. Send comments to: musingsonfaith@gmail.com or leave a voice message at: https://anchor.fm/st-george-episcopal-ch/message. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/st-george-episcopal-ch/message

Brent Harrison

To conclude the "Won't You Be My Neighbor? A Theology of Mister Rogers" sermon series, we celebrated Mission Outreach Sunday. The congregation's faithful giving to missions enabled the Noblesville First Missions Team to distribute $35,700 in 2021. Learn about these missions and ministries and hear from Rev. Jen Huff from the United Methodist Church's Indiana Conference Missions Team. Consider making a pledge for 2022 and egister your attendance and link to opportunities to get involved and stay connected at NoblesvilleFirst.com/NextSteps.

Join us as Pastor Stephen Nutt speaks to us about Creekwood's vision for Outreach.

Sometimes when we wait, we miss opportunities to be a blessing where we are. Because of your giving to Global Outreach, listen to how Broadway Church was able to be a blessing in 2021 to our partners/projects across the world.SERMON NOTES: https://www.bway.church/sermonnotes✉️ New to Broadway Church? - https://www.bway.church/bway-form/nex...

For Global Outreach Sunday, we hear from Dr. Don Alban, professor of Intercultural Studies at Liberty University. Why do bad things happen to our world

God's Love for the vulnerable is immeasurable, and He wants to inspire us to take opportunities to move with Him as he moves towards the “poor” and the lost to lift them up in His loving embrace.

Randy Newman is our guest preacher for this year’s Outreach Sunday.

Bob Williams, The President/CEO of Neighborhood Youth Association, one of our beloved outreach partners preaches on Outreach Sunday.

Guest speaker, Chris Simmons, preaches for Outreach Sunday.

During World War 2, Winston Churchill rallied the coal industry to produce even more coal, which would push the Allies to victory.  Even though these coal miners would be far underground with their faces to the coal-- it was their sacrifice in the darkness that would make all the difference.  In the Gospels, one of the most unheralded and underappreciated of Jesus' disciples was Andrew--- Peter's brother.  Even though Andrew served in relative obscurity, he was a tremendous disciple who had a tender heart for Christ and a knack for bringing people to Jesus.  Why is Andrew a disciple we should emulate?  -Outreach Sunday, "Church in the Park" 2017.