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Chapel Community Service
Local Ministries Day/Week
March 21, both campuses
Stop by the booths to talk to ministry representatives to learn about what they do. Be encouraged to serve in the community that week!
Contact Fred and Sandy Muffet
Team serving at OM, Atlanta Trip
Atlanta, March 7-13, 2010
Return trip to Tyrone, GA to support Operation Mobilization (OM). Trip being organized through Mission USA. Cost of the trip will be $150 per person, which helps with fuel, food and lodging costs. Traveling by passenger vans; staying at OM. Serving at OM and in Atlanta. We expect this trip to fill up so reserve your spot early; limited to 25 teammates. Contact Fred and Sandy.
Manassas, Virginia, March 28 – April 3, 2010
Semi-skilled to skilled carpenters, plus camp help, needed to help build houses for Haiti. Trip is being coordinated through Mission USA. The team will be assisting another ministry, Christ in Action (CIA), to prepare housing for displaced people in Haiti as a result of the earthquake. Cost is $100 for food. Contact Fred and Sandy.
Waxhaw, North Carolina, April 25 – May 1, 2010
Mission USA is forming a team to help the JAARS ministry with a variety of things on their site. Roofing, carpentry, painting, cutting brush around airstrip and remodeling missionary housing are just a few things needed. JAARS stands for Jungle Aviation and Radio Service. JAARS is a partner of Wycliffe Bible Translators. Cost is $225 for housing, food and fuel. Contact Fred and Sandy.
CCS works at increasing awareness of the ministries that are happening outside The Chapel.
CCS coordinates volunteers to serve in many different external areas.
CCS takes teams to areas of natural disasters to assist victims.
Contact the CCS Coordinators, Fred and Sandy Muffet, 330.315.5603.
We Need You!
The Chapel has most tools needed to do community service projects and now has coordinators in place to help volunteers locate worthwhile projects. We do, however, need you!
The list of ways to help is endless. The degree to which we are able to respond to those in need will be determined by the number of volunteers willing to give of their time.
Volunteers do a variety of projects from building and remodeling homes, to picking up litter, to baking cookies. Being a skilled worker is not vital, but a willingness
to help is essential!
An e-newsletter informs of new projects as well as areas in which volunteers are already working. Subscribe. You will receive an automated reply and, after you respond to that, you will receive the newsletter once a week (more often if special projects are happening).
Visit our CSS Web site which has a calendar of events and pictures.
Volunteering can be a one-time experience or ongoing. You can make it work! You are needed, whatever your skill. Ready to get in on the action and start serving? Send an email to Fred & Sandy Muffet.
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