Missions
| The missions ministry at Singing Hills Christian Church seeks to fulfill the “Great Commission” of Christ Jesus, which commands us to “Go and make disciples of all nations.” Matthew 28:18-20 |
| We are determined to reach the world for Christ by finding the hurt and filling the need with God’s love. |
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Missions We Support |
| Keith & Kathy Ham  The Hams work with the urban poor in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya, under the sponsorship of CMF International. They partner with a local Kenyan organization called Missions of Hope International (MoHI), which facilitates the education, feeding, and caring of thousands of kids in the Mathare Valley. This ministry is family based, so it also enables the parents to access micro-credit loans through the Big Dent program. This network between MoHI, CMF, and US churches is called Hope Partnership. |
| Isaac & Amber Rogers The Rogers  have been serving with Mission Aviation Fellowship in Indonesia since 2006. After language school in Jakarta, they settled in the highlands of Papua. Isaac is a pilot who flies to remote village airstrips carrying teachers, medicine, building materials, clothes, food, ministers and tools. He carries sick people out to doctors. Amber is busy with two small boys. Their new assignment with MAF in Indonesia is in Kalimantan. You can read about the work they do at their web site at: www.maf.org/irogers |
| Korea Christian Gospel Mission  Yoon Kwon Chae began Korean Christian Gospel Mission in Seoul, Korea, nearly 50 years ago. The mission began with a publishing house, Bible correspondence school, Bible college and orphanage in the mid-1960s. Now there are radio broadcasts, a Braille Bible School and church plants as well. The orphanage has been the home to more than 1,000 children over the years and is caring for 82 children at the present. Dr. Chae has written many books and conducts evangelistic meetings in Korea. |
| Garry & Linda Brock  The Brock’s have served with CMF International for over 30 years. Currently they serve in Indianapolis, Indiana. Garry is the Marketplace and Urban Poor Ministries Director, and Linda serves as an Associate in Urban Poor Outreach.Garry oversees the development of holistic ministries for CMF International that address the needs of the poor living in urban areas of the world. He also oversees the research and development of business endeavors related to world evangelism. |
| Bill & Leah Westfall  After serving with the people of the Turkana region of Kenya, the Westfalls moved to Boise, Idaho, where Bill started a campus ministry at Boise State University as the Lead Campus Minister in 2005. Now President and director of Ministry Development, he continues his ministry with expanded job duties overseeing and providing guidance to our existing ICM campus ministries, as well as looking for opportunities to plant new campus ministries throughout the USA. As an experienced mentor, teacher, and coach to college students and emerging leaders, Bill is especially passionate about helping students make a positive difference in the world.Bill continues to support the work of Turkana church leaders by returning to Kenya periodically, teaching and challenging to greater things. You can view his webpage at: http://www.impactcampusministries.com/ |
| Dick Halaas  Patients at Tuality Community Hospital in Hillsboro, Oregon are ministered to by Dick Halaas, who is a chaplain on staff at the hospital. Dick has served many years as a full time minister in Christian Churches in Oregon and now helps the ill and injured and their families in their time of need. |
LifeSpring Christian Church Tim Nay is the church planter for this new congregation in Star, Idaho. Since its beginning in March, 2009, LifeSpring is making an impact in its community and has grown to well over 100 people in worship services each Sunday. They are beginning a Building project. This building will also be used as a Community Center. You can view the LifeSpring Christian Church website at: www.mylifespringchurch.org/ |
Wycliffe Bible Translations Max and Janet Oruh, Indonesia.Today more than 3,000,000 people can not read or listen to God’s Word in a language they understand. Wycliffe is committed to seeing a Bible translation program for each of these languages.A new Guinean magistrate said, “We need to use God’s Word in our own language. Then God’s talk will bring peace within the family, peace between clans, peace between nations.” |
Asians For Christ Stephen Wong works with a variety of ethnic groups in Southeast Asia. He travels throughout the region from his base in Thailand, evangelizing the lost and encouraging Christians and local evangelists and church planters. |
Grove Christian Camp Grove Christian Camp is located near Cottage Grove, Oregon.The camp is dedicated to bringing peope to a saving relationship with Jesus Christ, while at the same time teaching and equipping Christians to have a more mature relationship of service and commitment to Christ. |
Turner Retirement Homes TRH has been providing a caring community for Christians in retirement in Turner, Oregon, for over 75 years. Housing options include assisted living, independent houses, duplexes, cottages and apartments. Through financial support from churches and individuals, TRH provides housing and financial assistance to ministers, missionaries and ministry workers. |