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Hands & Feet of Jesus Christ
Bridging the Divide
Bridge of Hope is the outreach arm of Engage Ministries International. It is the bridge that spans the divide between the spiritual and physical needs of those we serve. Demonstrating that faith & love are offered to everyone.
Help, Healing & Hope
Crossing the Divide
It is true that people often cannot hope in a future that is different than their present. No where is this more evident than in the lives of individuals and families who are struggling to make ends meet. For many of them, the reality of hunger, homelessness, under-employment, or unemployment dominate their lives. The search for the basic necessities of life - food, shelter, security, and stability - outweigh the need for spiritual health and wholeness. There is little, if any, hope for a life different than the one they are living.
The Gospels clearly show that Jesus realized this fact. His example, time and time again, was that He served both the physical and spiritual needs of the people. He teaches us that we are to serve the poor, heal the broken, and show compassion to the hurting.
The outreach activities of Engage Ministries, our Bridge of Hope, is designed to live this teaching. Through the strategic use of outreach trucks we will share the truth while serving the need; we will build a bridge from despair to hope. If you would like to be part of this incredible ministry, please contact us today!
Building Unity in the Body of Christ
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We realize that we are not the only ministry called to this great work; we are only one part of His Body. Partnering with like-minded churches and para-church ministries to accomplish the Great Commission while promoting and building healthy families is core to our ministry philosophy. "If one can put a thousand to flight and two ten thousand," then ministries who work together can quickly multiply the cause of Christ. Engage Ministries will actively seek and promote unity, partnership, and collaboration in reaching the lost, making disciples, and serving our community.
