GUNTUR, INDIA

Community Christian Church opened an orphanage, that is now home to 50 young girls, and a fresh water well that will service both our home and the surrounding slum in Gunter, India this past December! Through the Angel House Program, our girls will now be provided with a safe Christian home environment. They also receive three nutritional meals a day, plenty of CLEAN drinking water, a comfortable bed to sleep in, recreational activities, school uniforms, comfortable shoes and special gifts at Christmas. Additionally, our home is built on top of a Private Christian School for the poor and is right next door to a bible college, so they will all receive a quality education with an opportunity for further studies. To view photos of our Angel House Orphanage, Click Here.

HAITI

Community Christian Church has partnered with the Rhema Int’l Medical Center in Bocozelle, Haiti, (approximately 70 miles north of Port-au-Prince,) providing food, water, medical supplies, health and spiritual support to 50,000 people living in the Artibonite Valley. Free health exams are performed on all children up to the age of 5 and all children receive free vaccinations for malaria, tuberculosis, and typhoid fever. Pre-natal care is given to expecting mothers and a well-equipped maternity ward provides safe and sanitary conditions for childbirth. The hospital pharmacy that we built last year is fully functioning and serving the community! Looking ahead, we hope to offer community health education, discipleship, and short term mission projects. Dr. Bethel Laine

MOZAMBIQUE, AFRICA

Every child should have the ability to hope and to dream. Many do not. Too many children live with the harsh reality of poverty, hunger, lack of education, parental loss, AIDS, war and death. These children cannot see beyond the struggle of each day, much less dream. The Dream Project is working with one child at a time to restore Dreams to those who have no hope. Currently Community Christian Church is helping to support an orphanage for street children and child prostitutes in Pemba, Mozambique. Many children, abandoned on the streets, who would otherwise have no future are now thriving in this home of refuge.

CCC’s monthly financial support goes to feed, clothe, educate, disciple and provide homes for the abandoned, orphaned and forgotten. Missionary: Julie Malacusky

UNITED STATES

Aletheia International exists to offer Jews, Muslims, cult members and skeptics the value of embracing the Truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ no matter the cost, through the demonstration of sound apologetics, personal testimony, and the expression of Christ-like love, gentleness and respect for tradition, belief, and the individual. This is a local evangelistic ministry, birthed in the Detroit, Michigan area. Abdu Murray, Co-Founder and President of Alethetha International attends Community Christian Church with his wife Nicole and three children.
Missionary: Abdu Murray

UGANDA, AFRICA

Just like American youth, the young people living in Uganda are surrounded by negative and dangerous influences, including alcohol and drug abuse, crime and immorality. For many of these teens, their only life instruction and guidance comes from what they learn from their peers. Living Water Ministries reaches out to teenagers by connecting with them through the public school system, offering a written curriculum relevant to their age and culture. In addition, Living Water is involved in a youth leaders training program, specifically designed to raise up mentors who in turn, instruct, teach, disciple and counsel younger teens. Community Christian Church is a financial sponsor of Living Water, helping with mission support, curriculum costs and youth leadership training manuals.
Missionaries: Matt & Angela Catinella

LAHU, THAILAND

In Thailand, Lahu is one of 6 main hill tribes located in the mountain areas. With a population of about 100,000, their primary means of livelihood is farming. Even though the Lahu are living in Thailand, they are isolated from Thailand. They do not have nationality, common language, or legal protection. They just go on living in the northern high mountains with their own tradition, culture and language. Rev. Lee Hyung Kook and his family have been working with the Lahu Tribe in Chiangmai, (the northern part of Thailand) for 15 years. Under this mission, there are three mission centers which care for and educate children of all ages. Rev. Lee has also established 21 churches in the mountain villages along with a Christian seminary.
Missionaries: Rev. Lee Hyung Kook and Family