Know and Live the Story: Faithful Servants Gala Event

Jesus was going through all the cities and villages, teaching in their synagogues and proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom, and healing every kind of disease and every kind of sickness.

Matthew 9:35

Jesus’ ministry featured proclamation, healing and mobility.

As He traveled, He proclaimed forgiveness and eternal life in the gospel.  In addition to spiritual healing, He brought physical healing.

Today, followers of Jesus are doing the same.

Among those followers are the doctors, nurses and volunteers of Faithful Servants Care Center, a Local Outreach ministry partner of Christ Community Chapel.  Faithful Servants’ mission is to provide free urgent care services with a Christ-like compassion for those without insurance and the economic means to access traditional health care.  

Faithful Servants’ ministry is also mobile, with a medical  vehicle that extend care to the inner city of Akron, through partners like Haven of Rest, South Street Ministries, and in the near future, Urban Vision.

How can I help?

If you’re not a doctor or nurse, you can pray for and financially support Faithful Servants. There is a great opportunity for this at the September 10^th fundraiser event, Black Tie & Angels in Blue Jeans. This takes place at NEOMED. 

For more information, please contact:

Barbara Ammirati of the Christ Community Chapel Local Outreach team, at:  barbara.ammirati@ccchapel.com .

Or, you can contact Faithful Servants directly at: FSCCBarb@gmail.com .

To donate to Faithful Servants, you can go to: http://faithfulservantscarecenter.org/donate/ .

Today!: Recreation that supports Reaching, Rescue and Redemption!

It was for freedom that Christ set us free; therefore keep standing firm and do not be subject again to a yoke of slavery.

Galatians 5:1

Jesus came to set the captive sinners free.

He became sin Who knew no sin, that we sinners might, in Him, become the righteousness of God and be free from sin.

How are people set free today?

We are set free by placing our faith in Jesus Christ, our Redeemer.  One example of a Christian organization that is reaching, rescuing and redeeming people for freedom is Rahab Ministries in Akron.

What can I do to support Rahab?

You can attend the Cruisin’ the Chapel event Saturday, August 20^th at Christ Community Chapel's Hudson campus. The price of admission?   Free.

Rahab Ministries is a ministry partner of Christ Community Chapel’s Local Outreach team. 

For information on CCC Local Outreach opportunities to pray, give or go, contact: 

barbara.ammirati@ccchapel.com

To learn more about Rahab Ministries, go to:

 http://www.rahab-ministries.org/

Cruisin’ the Chapel: Fun, Justice & Mercy Combined!

Grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ, who gave himself for our sins to rescue us from the present evil age…

From Galatians 1:3-4

Jesus Christ came to rescue one and all.

This includes you and me. From the most powerful of mankind to the most broken and desperate.

Jesus gives us opportunities to rescue the broken and oppressed today.

Rahab Ministries seeks to reach, rescue and redeem women entrapped in sex trafficking in Northeast Ohio, in the name of Jesus. You have an opportunity to partner with Rahab, while taking part in an enjoyable event!

Cruisin’ the Chapel happens August 20, 2016!

Bring your family to check out hundreds of classic cars, food trucks and have a load of fun, all to benefit Rahab Ministries’ safehouses. The event runs from 9 AM to 3 PM, Saturday, August 20^th. It takes place at the Christ Community Chapel Hudson Campus, at 750 W. Streetsboro Street, Hudson, Ohio 44236.

No registration is needed to attend…just join the fun!

For more information, go to:

The Christ Community Chapel, Hudson Campus website:

http://ccchapel.com/events/2016/08/20/cruisin-the-chapel

To learn more about Rahab Ministries, a Christ Community Chapel Local Outreach partner, go to:

http://www.rahab-ministries.org

If you’d like to bring your classic car to the event, get it registered at Don Sitts’ website: http://donsitts.com .