OUR MISSION AND MESSAGE
Our Lord and Savior commanded us, His church, to "go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you" (Matthew 28:19-20), and to "be My witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth" (Acts 1:8). In response to Jesus’ "great commission," we are actively committed to "making disciples" and being His "witnesses" locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.

We are not a political group; we do not have a political mission or message. Our mission and message is primarily spiritual and directed to the needs of the heart. Our simple message of grace is that through faith in Jesus Christ we can receive forgiveness of sins and the assurance of eternal life in heaven. The Holy Spirit, who comes into our lives when we believe, gives us a new life of purpose and a desire to serve God and others. As we grow in grace, we slowly but surely begin to exhibit Christ-like qualities such as love, joy, peace, patience, goodness, kindness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control, humility and the readiness to forgive. Through the Scriptures, the encouragement of the Holy Spirit, and the support of our fellow believers, we are able to handle the ups and downs of life in the real world.

We are committed to sharing this message of the good news of Jesus Christ through personal involvement in outreach and missions, as well as by praying for and financially supporting those who are involved in the "great commission".

Below are some of the people, ministries, and missions for which we pray for and support.

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Kingsmill and Williamsburg
Our primary mission is to our community, Kingsmill, and our town, Williamsburg.  We want to reach out with love, care and compassion to all those who are in need in our neighborhood.  We do this mostly informally,  spontaneously, and behind the scenes.  We also desire that our church fellowship will be a "safe" place where
those who are seeking can find faith, hope and love.  We want to meet spiritual needs of the heart as well as the practical needs of everyday life.

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Local Missions

·    Grove Christian Outreach, James City County, VA.                                                            

     The mission of the Outreach is to help fund the support of physical and spiritual
    needs of the poor and disadvantaged in the community.
    

.    Norge Angels of Mercy Medical Clinic

   
       A faith-based community health services organization, the Norge Angels of Mercy clinic is a
       primary care facility that offers free or low-cost care to its patients.
 

                                                        


.    Williamsburg Area Faith In Action                                                                                              

.    Salvation Army

An active supporter of those in need in our community is the Salvation Army,  whose evangelical Christian outreach work seeks to help anyone who asks, regardless of race, creed, or color.

.   Hines Military Family Mission (CRU.org)

    Don and Katrina Hines work diligently at Virginia Tech with ROTC students who will graduate as military officers In
    America's armed forces. The whole Hines family is involved with bringing God's guidance and strength to these
    students, helping maintain a straight Christian path through their college years.  The Hines ministry comes under the
    umbrella of CRU.org


.    Background Mission Partners                                                                                                                   

    A faith-based organization with a very unusual mission: communicating Jesus to peoples
    around the world who have no written language. Churches and organizations operating in
    often-remote foreign places teach the Gospel to local populations through story-telling
    and pictures.


.    The Mission Society
   
      The Mission Society partners with local churches in areas of the world when the message
      of Jesus has not been related.  The Society not only send missionaries out into the world,
      but also helps connect resources to those areas which have already begun spreading
      the Word. The Chapel supports the Page family in Paraguay.


.    Family Life

    The mission of Family Life is develop and strengthen marriages and families by
    inserting biblical principles into the lives of families, especially those needing
    guidance and spiritual support. Family Life pursues it goals through many types
    of media - radio, mail, social media, seminars, and curricula.


.   Weekend To Remember

                     
     The premier marriage-strengthening retreat in the country, the Weekend To
     Remember, through the Family Life organization, is an devoted to helping
     couples build a stronger relationship by allowing God to enter their marriage.
     It is especially effective in development of successful marriages because
     the weekend seminars are conducted in local venues for local attendees.



.    Building Homes for Heroes

                             
        This national, non-profit organization honors our wounded military heroes by building new
        homes or remodeling existing ones to support special requirements brought about by
        injuries of war. The housing is presented to the service personnel mortgage-free to our
        veterans and their families.


       

.    Hire Heroes USA

Many of our military heroes need help in transitioning from their military roles
back into civilian life, and finding employment is a major part of that
transition. Hire Heroes provides - free of charge - professional guidance,
counseling, workshops, "civilian speak," and other assistance in finding
                                                     those all-important jobs for our veterans.
                                                    

       
                                                                                                                                                                        
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