Romans 12:4-5 tells us "4 For just as each of us has one body with many members, and these members do not all have the same function, 5 so in Christ we, though many, form one body, and each member belongs to all the others".
As Methodists in Mission at Jackson Chapel United Methodist Church, we believe that we are called to live as extensions of Jesus Christ’s hands, feet and heart in the world. In our homes, our neighborhoods and workplaces, in our community and throughout the world, we are called to reach out and touch lives and meeting the needs of others where they are, through our service unto the Lord.
Whether serving meals at the local soup kitchen, encouraging those in the homeless shelter, or collecting canned goods and clothing for our annual Food & Clothing Drive, we are able to minister to the natural and spiritual needs of others through disciples just like you! There are so many exciting volunteer opportunities for you to share God’s love and make a difference in the lives of others right here in this community as well as around the world. We encourage you to get involved with our outreach programs and help us change lives together! You may donate your time, talents and even monies to our cause as you see fit.
We are the part of the body that has a desire to care for and assist our senior members, feed the hungry, clothe the naked, visit the sick, give to the community and spread our love as our Lord and Savior instructs us to.
Our outreach programs included but are not limited to:
Senior Citizen Activities:
To continue to support our Seniors, with outings, lunches, and other events to honor them, whenever and where ever possible.
Sick and shut-in:
Make appropriate visits and or calls to homes and or nursing homes of those members of our community who are not able to come attend church services.
Encouragement through cards and letters:
To send cards and or letters to members who need a word of encouragement.
Follow-up Ministry:
When we have visitors in our church we will follow up with a call that evening, offering prayer and to inquire if they have any needs that the church can help them with.
Hospital visitation:
When someone is in the hospital -- visit them, representing the concerns of our church.
Provide support during bereavement:
Provide support for our bereaved families, with food, flowers, and monetary support when and if necessary
As Methodists in Mission at Jackson Chapel United Methodist Church, we believe that we are called to live as extensions of Jesus Christ’s hands, feet and heart in the world. In our homes, our neighborhoods and workplaces, in our community and throughout the world, we are called to reach out and touch lives and meeting the needs of others where they are, through our service unto the Lord.
Whether serving meals at the local soup kitchen, encouraging those in the homeless shelter, or collecting canned goods and clothing for our annual Food & Clothing Drive, we are able to minister to the natural and spiritual needs of others through disciples just like you! There are so many exciting volunteer opportunities for you to share God’s love and make a difference in the lives of others right here in this community as well as around the world. We encourage you to get involved with our outreach programs and help us change lives together! You may donate your time, talents and even monies to our cause as you see fit.
We are the part of the body that has a desire to care for and assist our senior members, feed the hungry, clothe the naked, visit the sick, give to the community and spread our love as our Lord and Savior instructs us to.
Our outreach programs included but are not limited to:
Senior Citizen Activities:
To continue to support our Seniors, with outings, lunches, and other events to honor them, whenever and where ever possible.
Sick and shut-in:
Make appropriate visits and or calls to homes and or nursing homes of those members of our community who are not able to come attend church services.
Encouragement through cards and letters:
To send cards and or letters to members who need a word of encouragement.
Follow-up Ministry:
When we have visitors in our church we will follow up with a call that evening, offering prayer and to inquire if they have any needs that the church can help them with.
Hospital visitation:
When someone is in the hospital -- visit them, representing the concerns of our church.
Provide support during bereavement:
Provide support for our bereaved families, with food, flowers, and monetary support when and if necessary
