John 13:34-35: ...love one another as I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this all men will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.
Our purpose is to demonstrate the love of Christ through acts of service. We will be focused on locally, domestically and internationally meeting the physical, spiritual, and emotional needs of others while building relational connections. Whether providing emergency response to a disaster, adopting the unfortunate in distant lands, visiting the elderly or simply serving a meal to those who are hungry, Servant's Heart seeks to help those who need it most..
Do you have passion about a particular area?
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Interested in serving or donating...
We need you!
Have an idea for a service project...
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Do you want to start or lead a project...
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Below is a listing of all current activities or outreach efforts that are underway. Activities change from week to week so be sure to check often for new or upcoming events. If you have any ideas or suggestions for service projects, fund raising, or would like to lead a project, contact Danielle Sabus.
International Projects
Children's Hope Chest
Sponsor a Child - CrossCurrent has partnered with Children's Hope Chest and we are stepping up to sponsor every child in a special needs orphanage in Kirov , Russia . This means a long-term focus and direct life change for the children. Your letters, photos, and prayers will begin a relationship unlike any you've ever had. It costs $35.00 per month to sponsor a child and your donations will support programs that serve to rebuild lives through Christian discipleship, tutoring, mentor-ship, and family. For more information, contact Kim Clawson.Russia Missions Trip - Support us as we travel to Kirov, Russia to visit the children at Arbazh orphanage in August 2008. We will use this time to host a 5-day Christian camp, and spend lots of time interacting learning and loving on the amazing children and staff at this orphanage. For more information, contact Kim Clawson.
Project Vox
CrossCurrent has partnered with Vox United, a concerted effort among universities, local churches, humanitarian organizations, and businesses to eliminate the spread of HIV/Aids. We build international bridges resulting in viable, holistic, self-sustainable solutions in infected and underdeveloped communities in Sub-Saharan Africa.Our dream is that the Global Church would become the primary voice speaking for Sub-Saharan Africa and into its future, and that those who are in desparate need would find the representation they deserve.
Ways to get involved: Pray, donate financially, go on long or short term trips to communities in South Africa, be a Vox advocate in your local community, internships, and partnerships.
For more information, contact Servants Heart. South Africa Missions TripJoin us as we travel to Johannesburg, South Africa to serve the local population. This trip we will be focused on building relationships, learning more about specific needs and supporting existing projects already underway (building houses, home care visits, working with orphans at the township schools.) If you would like to go on this trip or support those going please contact Danielle Sabus.
Domestic Projects
Project Seven (Iliff Pediatric Unit)
Are you willing to take on a child that you will commit to visiting once a month for one hour? That's just one hour out of your monthly allotment of 720. Additionally, we ask that you visit the child on their birthday and at some point around the major holidays. The commitment is for one year. There are various things you can do with them for that hour: read to them, hold or play with them, and take them for walks (if you're CPR certified).If Project Seven is something you would like to join, the next step is to complete a volunteer application and attend an orientation meeting at the facility. This special unit is for chronically ill children and has about 30 kids--7 of which currently have nobody (including family) to visit them.
For more information, contact Danielle Sabus.
