PARTNERS

Many of you will remember the Hoopers, who were part of our church family before stepping out into full-time missions. After faithfully serving for several years with The Navigators, they have now transitioned to serve under a new sending agency, Oaks International.

Oaks International is a Christ-centered ministry committed to proclaiming the gospel and multiplying disciple-makers around the world. Their vision is to see lives and communities transformed as believers grow deep roots of faith—like “oaks of righteousness”—and bear lasting fruit among the nations.

We’re grateful to continue partnering with the Hoopers as they follow God’s leading in this next chapter of ministry. Please join us in praying for their ongoing work and for the mission of Oaks International as they equip and send disciple-makers globally.

MESA provides a safety net of services to countless numbers of Madison County neighbors and friends. Our services include a food pantry, Thrift Shop, and emergency monetary assistance through our client services group.

Victory 1:27 began after a study of James 1:27 inspired a deep commitment to helping orphans and widows. During a women’s conference in 2012, a conversation with Pastor Herbert Buyondo from Uganda revealed his struggle to support 24 orphans through his church. This revelation, aligned with the scripture, led to the establishment of Victory 1:27 in March 2013. By May, they had sponsors for all 24 children. The organization, named after the compelling verse and Herbert’s ministry, has since expanded its efforts, trusting God to guide and provide for the most vulnerable children in Uganda.

Hope for Appalachia seeks to provide a safe community and resources for those who are affected by addiction in order to create autonomous and healthy lifestyles for those affected by the addiction crisis. Our programs are focused on those in active addiction and children and family directly affected by addiction.

Tony and Joy serve by building relationship bridges for international partnerships in the Gospel for discipleship, church-planting, leadership training, and global missions.

The main goal of Madison Day has been the same since 2019 – to share God’s love while helping our Madison neighbors by working on projects in the county, doing small home repairs, yard work, etc.

A dedicated couple is spreading hope and faith in the Middle East. Operating anonymously to ensure their safety, they navigate predominantly Muslim countries, bringing light and support to those in need. Learn more about their mission and how you can support their vital efforts.

Red Flags to Freedom educates and empowers future healthcare providers to identify the red flags of human trafficking and provide trauma-informed care. They provide evidence-based training for future healthcare providers on human trafficking and equipping them to be able to effectively identify red flags of trafficking, communicate and care for victims in a sensitive manner, and maintain the victim’s honor and dignity throughout their medical experience.