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Missions

Missions is not the ultimate goal of the church. Worship is.
Missions exists because worship does not . . .

When this age is over, and the countless millions of the redeemed fall on their faces before the throne of God, missions will be no more.

It is a temporary necessity, But worship abides forever.

John Piper, Let The Nations Be Glad

Short-term Missions

Kenya

From December 1-14th, 2007, GCC sent out a team of doctors, a nurse practictioner, a social worker, and a dietician to Kasowar, Kenya to aid the Africa Inland Mission Hospital and other healthcare relief efforts. Armed with the Gospel and moved by the Holy Spirit, the team sought to be a blessing and reconcile traditional missionary work and their professions. Working with Dr. Steve Lee, an AIM missionary doctor and medical director, the team assisted with the care of the Marakwet hosital patients, set- up and ran mobile clinics in Tot mainly serving the Pokot people, and experienced a large teaching hospital in Kijabe. The missionary journey and experience was challenging, yet inspiring to all seven team members. Truly, God is good and desires to use us, profesisons and all, for His glory!

Testimonies from the Kenya trip

Ohio - Over the Rhine

This summer a team traveled to the Over the Rhine community in the inner city of Cincinnati, Ohio. Over the Rhine is a ten by fifteen block area that is stricken with homelessness, poverty, prostitution, and hopelessness. As our church's first trip out to the midwest, the team was excited about Cincinnati because God loves the residents of inner cities around the world and we wanted to be a part of God's movement. We participated in an evangelism weekend where we were equipped to share the love of Christ and had the opportunity to practice what we had learned. In addition, we served the community by offering children's Vacation Bible School, open- air evangelism, and practical home construction. We left for Ohio on July 19th and returned on July 28th. We hope to continue serving this area for years to come.

Testimonies from the Ohio trip

Click here to view past short term missions trips from 1999 - 2005

 

Long-term Partners in Missions

The Lee Family

The Lee's have been serving faithfully in Africa since August 2004, focusing on long-term medical and church planting work.

Prayer Requests:

  1. RELATIONSHIPS with local congregations in setting the stage for further ministries such as pastor's training seminars.
  2. PERSEVERANCE in following the footsteps of Christ and LOVE for the people as Christ loves and identifies with them.
  3. GOD'S FAVOR in moving the hearts of local politicians so that they would assist in the expansion of God's Kingdom.
  4. INCREASED FINANCIAL SUPPORT for medical ministries such as mobile clinics and HIV/AIDS programs.
  5. GOD'S WISDOM in raising their children.

 

The Cho Family

The Cho's have been serving faithfully in Southeast Asia since August 2005.

Prayer Requests:

  1. ACCEPTANCE of the Gospel in a predominantly Buddhist country.
  2. CONTINUED ADJUSTMENT to living in a new country as well as WISDOM in learning a new language.
  3. RELATIONSHIPS with local congregations in setting the stage for further ministries.
  4. GOD'S HAND of provision and protection in every way: physical, emotional and spiritual.

 

Pastor Willer

Pastor Willer is the lead pastor of the la iglesia tabernaculo church in Pulcallpa, Peru. Acts Ministries International has a partnership with Pastor Willer and shares the vision of advancing God's kingdom through church plants along the Ucayalli river.

Prayer Requests:

  1. LEADERSHIP OF THE CHURCH. Pray that Pastor Willer would continue receiving God's anointing of vision in his leadership, and that the congregation would be open and listening to the Spirit. Pray for current and future leaders in that young church that will invest into God's kingdom work in church planting.
  2. MESSAGE OF HOPE. Pray that through this ministry, there would be a breakthrough and people would come to believe in the Lord Jesus Christ as their personal savior.

 

The Liu Family

The Liu's have been serving faithfully in Southeast Asia since the summer of 2005.

Prayer Requests:

  1. CONTINUED ADJUSTMENT to living in a new country as well as WISDOM in learning a new language.
  2. GOD'S FAVOR and PRESENCE in the church plant that they have been commissioned by Him to start.
  3. GOD'S HAND of provision and protection in every way: physical, emotional and spiritual.

 

Other Supported Missionaries

  • Pastor Peter Oh & Family - Middle East
  • Rev. Henry Koh - Mission to North America (PCA)
  • Dr. Shogren & Family - Costa Rica
  • James & Faith Cha - Central Asia
  • Pastor David Alas - Penn State University
  • Jenny Yuh - Operation World