Extravagant Generosity
Raise Your Hands for Missions
To celebrate the passion for the missions ministry of Ingomar
Church and to encourage even greater participation, you are
invited to join us for Missions Sunday, a combined worship
service, May 18th at 10:00 a.m. in the sanctuary. Through
scripture, song and messages, we will discover what it
means to be the hands of Christ through service. We will
experience service through the eyes of those who have been
the hands of Christ and those who have felt his hands.
Join us in Fellowship Hall before or after the service
for brunch (please sign up so we can plan) and talk
to representatives from a variety of local, national and
international outreach programs to find out how you can get
involved — how you can be the hands of Christ.
Supported mission outreach programs:
Bethany House mentors and feeds underprivileged children in
Northview Heights.
Brother’s Brother facilitates distribution of medical, educational,
and agricultural resources to developing countries.
Disaster Relief responds to emergency situations.
Global Links recovers and distributes surplus medical supplies to
resource poor countries.
Habitat for Humanity builds houses for low income families.
Hair Peace Charities provides cancer support.
Heart and Hand House (Philippi) repairs and rebuilds homes in
Barbour County, West Virginia.
Over the Top Generosity ...
or should we say “ogre the top?”
By Cheryl Heisey
“We are so grateful for all the things you do for us and we
love you,” said Bethany House counselor Miss M., about the
generosity of Ingomar Church.
On Sunday March 9th, Ingomar Church treated 40 children
and staff from Bethany House to a pizza party, basketball,
and an amazing performance of “SHREK” at North Allegheny
High School. The show featured several of the Ingomar
Church youth as actors, orchestra members, and stage crew.
The entire day was made possible through the generosity
of one of our church members. The Bethany House
family extends a very special thanks to that “ogre the top”
benefactor!
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HEARTH provides transitional housing to homeless women
with children while they work to become economically selfsufficient
Honduras Hope Mission provides medical and dental
services, family support, Bibles and water filters in La Villa San
Francisco.
Hosanna Industries provides construction and repair services
for low income homeowners; leads volunteers in disaster
recovery; teaches young people trade skills.
Hot Metal Bridge Faith Community shares the word of God
in the Southside neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
Light of Life Mission meets the needs of the poor and
homeless to achieve Christ-centered recovery.
Living Waters provides clean water to those without.
Missionaries in India educate and train Christian artists in the
use of arts for missions.
Missionaries in the Congo support a seminary and women’s
school in Mulungwishi.
North Hills Community Outreach addresses the needs of
local people in crisis, hardship and poverty.
Northside Common Ministries provides shelter and food to
the homeless and operates a food pantry.
Rainbow Christian Missions provides child sponsorship,
medical outreach, well construction and more in Butere,
Kenya.
Wycliffe Bible Translators (The Boyd family) translate the
Bible in Papua, New Guinea.