Ministry in the World
Celebrating Our Mission Ministry:
Living and Serving Through God’s Love!
Dr. Pierre Manya
Pierre Manya, MD is serving as the coordinator of health and medical services of the Central Congo Episcopal Area in the Democratic Republic of Congo. A gynecologist and surgeon, he has been in medical mission since 1984.
House By The Side of the Road – Ann Arbor
House by the Side of the Road’s purpose is to provide adequate clothing and small household items at no charge to children and adults. These services are free to clients with limited funds for clothing, bedding and other household essentials.
CROP Walk
CROP Hunger Walks are community-based walk events held in cities and towns across the United States, raising funds to support the global mission of Church World Service, a faith-based organization transforming communities around the globe through just and sustainable responses to hunger, poverty, displacement and disaster. Twenty five percent of the funds raised are returned to the host community to support local hunger fighting efforts.
Baldwin Center
Their mission is to feed, clothe, educate and empower men, women and children in the Pontiac Community. They offer more than 25 programs such as a soup kitchen, clothes closet, holiday store and baskets, laundry, after-school program, summer enrichment camp, hygiene products, etc.
Michigan Conference Camping Program
Faith-based summer camps are an excellent way to connect with God, other people, and creation. Michigan offers a wide variety of camping experiences for children, youth, and adults of all abilities.
Hope for the Deaf
Hope for the Deaf runs a school for deaf students in Liberia. Their mission is to provide both the deaf students and teachers with the materials and resources needed for a proper and nurturing educational environment.
Habitat for Humanity of Huron Valley enriches our whole community by making homeownership affordable and attainable by providing important services to Washtenaw County residents such as the home ownership and home improvements programs, community development, and programs for veterans.
United Methodist Retirement Communities
UMRC is a non profit that has always been guided by the Christian values of respect, compassion, diversity, generosity, partnership, and service. While they are guided by their Christian heritage, they are accepting of and open to all, regardless of faith or any aspect of human diversity. They deliver a continuum of care that includes independent and assisted living, skilled nursing and rehabilitation, and dementia care. An enduring foundation of Christian tradition and a strong record of innovative solutions have made us a provider of choice for Michigan families.
Cass Community Social Services
CCSS offers programs to people living in areas of concentrated poverty in Detroit. Their four programs include food, heath/mental health care, housing and employment. Dixboro Church has supported this ministry for many years including sending out youth group down there during the summer on mission trips.
Justice for Our Neighbors
JFON is a faith-driven ministry that welcomes immigrants and refugees into churches and communities by providing free legal services to immigrants who can’t afford a private attorney. It is also committed to providing education to the immigrant community and the community at large and advocacy for fair and humane laws and policies.
Methodist Children’s Home Society
MCHS provides individualized treatment, care, advocacy and permanency to children and families impacted by childhood trauma. Through our residential, transitional living, foster care, and adoption programs they provide for and advocate on behalf of victims of child abuse and neglect.
Living and Serving Through God’s Love!
Dr. Pierre Manya
Pierre Manya, MD is serving as the coordinator of health and medical services of the Central Congo Episcopal Area in the Democratic Republic of Congo. A gynecologist and surgeon, he has been in medical mission since 1984.
House By The Side of the Road – Ann Arbor
House by the Side of the Road’s purpose is to provide adequate clothing and small household items at no charge to children and adults. These services are free to clients with limited funds for clothing, bedding and other household essentials.
CROP Walk
CROP Hunger Walks are community-based walk events held in cities and towns across the United States, raising funds to support the global mission of Church World Service, a faith-based organization transforming communities around the globe through just and sustainable responses to hunger, poverty, displacement and disaster. Twenty five percent of the funds raised are returned to the host community to support local hunger fighting efforts.
Baldwin Center
Their mission is to feed, clothe, educate and empower men, women and children in the Pontiac Community. They offer more than 25 programs such as a soup kitchen, clothes closet, holiday store and baskets, laundry, after-school program, summer enrichment camp, hygiene products, etc.
Michigan Conference Camping Program
Faith-based summer camps are an excellent way to connect with God, other people, and creation. Michigan offers a wide variety of camping experiences for children, youth, and adults of all abilities.
Hope for the Deaf
Hope for the Deaf runs a school for deaf students in Liberia. Their mission is to provide both the deaf students and teachers with the materials and resources needed for a proper and nurturing educational environment.
Habitat for Humanity of Huron Valley enriches our whole community by making homeownership affordable and attainable by providing important services to Washtenaw County residents such as the home ownership and home improvements programs, community development, and programs for veterans.
United Methodist Retirement Communities
UMRC is a non profit that has always been guided by the Christian values of respect, compassion, diversity, generosity, partnership, and service. While they are guided by their Christian heritage, they are accepting of and open to all, regardless of faith or any aspect of human diversity. They deliver a continuum of care that includes independent and assisted living, skilled nursing and rehabilitation, and dementia care. An enduring foundation of Christian tradition and a strong record of innovative solutions have made us a provider of choice for Michigan families.
Cass Community Social Services
CCSS offers programs to people living in areas of concentrated poverty in Detroit. Their four programs include food, heath/mental health care, housing and employment. Dixboro Church has supported this ministry for many years including sending out youth group down there during the summer on mission trips.
Justice for Our Neighbors
JFON is a faith-driven ministry that welcomes immigrants and refugees into churches and communities by providing free legal services to immigrants who can’t afford a private attorney. It is also committed to providing education to the immigrant community and the community at large and advocacy for fair and humane laws and policies.
Methodist Children’s Home Society
MCHS provides individualized treatment, care, advocacy and permanency to children and families impacted by childhood trauma. Through our residential, transitional living, foster care, and adoption programs they provide for and advocate on behalf of victims of child abuse and neglect.
