Being involved in missions is an important part of who we are at Glendale Christian Church.
In reference to missions, John Piper once said,
"If you love the glory of God, and if you love people, you have 3 possibilities: go, send, or disobey."
In reference to missions, John Piper once said,
"If you love the glory of God, and if you love people, you have 3 possibilities: go, send, or disobey."
Missionaries that We support
Other Missions Efforts
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Cookson Hills provides Christ-Centered residential care, education, and therapeutic services for at-risk children ages 5-17. In this sea of statistical improbability, hope seems an unreachable shoreline for families caught in the troubled waters of turmoil and crisis. Yet for more than 57 years, Cookson Hills has continuously provided help to hurting families, hope to fuel the dreams of a restored life in Christ, and healing that illuminates their future. By helping children and their families of origin build stronger relationships with each other and with Christ, families find restoration, rediscover hope, and share a chance to dream together again. Click here for more info on Cookson. |
World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families, and their communities worldwide to reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and injustice. Motivated by their faith in Jesus Christ, they serve alongside the poor and oppressed as a demonstration of God’s unconditional love for all people.
World Vision assisted 11 million disaster survivors, refugees, and displaced people in 2013. Impacting 1,650 communities in nearly 100 countries. Click here for more info on World Vision. |
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Arizona Reservation Ministries exists to provide God’s ARMs around the Reservation. Currently serving on the San Carlos Apache Reservation in ways only God could orchestrate, those “arms” are providing a hug for children, shooting basketballs with youth, building homes, distributing clothing and food to impoverished families and sharing God’s hope through the Gospel with all ages. Established upon the principal found in Exodus 17 where God’s people need the assistance of others, ARM has chosen the servant position of Aaron, holding up the needs of our Apache brothers and sisters as the Lord leads. Those who partner with us—financially, prayerfully, or physically, are likewise upholding those in God’s family who live in tremendous poverty (“Hur”). That leaves the “Moses” position: Native Christians are more than capable of representing Christ on their Reservation. With their limited funds, etc., we are simply called to “hold up their ARMs.” We’re grateful that you’re taking the time to read about us, and acknowledge that our deepest need is your prayers.
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Glendale Christian Church is not a Southern Baptist congregation but we do give to the Southern Baptist Cooperative Missions fund. This fund is a great way for small churches to make a big difference. By participating and partnering in the cooperative fund, our financial gifts are put to work all over the world. Click here for more info on the Southern Baptist Cooperative Fund. Click here to see this month's missionary moment.
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Helping Hands for Single Moms is a community-based nonprofit that assists
impoverished single mother families while the moms are pursuing a college education
and financial independence.
• 450+ single mom families served since 2002 • 74% of our full scholarship clients have graduated or are currently enrolled • 73 single mom families currently receive benefits • 3.2 cumulative average GPA achieved by Helping Hands moms since 2007 • $44,600 the starting average career salary of Helping Hands graduates • $2.75 million in services and financial aid provided to hundreds of single mom college student families since 2002 Click here for more info on Helping Hands. |
Compassion International exists as a Christian child advocacy ministry that releases children from spiritual, economic, social and physical poverty and enables them to become responsible, fulfilled Christian adults.
Founded by the Rev. Everett Swanson in 1952, Compassion began providing Korean War orphans with food, shelter, education and health care, as well as Christian training. Today, Compassion helps more than 1.5 million children in 26 countries. Click here for more info on Compassion International. |
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