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Can $1 make a difference in someone’s life? The answer is a resounding YES! Throughout the year, we ask our congregation to participate in the The Dollar Club by giving one dollar. It’s an opportunity for our congregation to reach into their pockets and give specifically to a ministry serving in a third world country. The purpose is to show the impact we can have together around the world with just one dollar.
We gather the dollars together and in a few weeks, we share photos and videos of the blessings given and the impact made on others in great need. This is always a testimony of God’s calling on us to be a river and not a reservoir.
Once you are logged into your FellowshipOne account select Special Church Contribution as the fund and Dollar Club as the sub fund.
Dollar Club funds will help Children of Grace Orphanage that serves over 220 children in two locations in Haiti—Carries and Plaisance de Sud—providing essential care like housing, food, medical support, and education. Many of these children have lost parents or been abandoned, but the mission is to give them hope and a new future rooted in God’s love and purpose.
At the Carries campus, the heart of Mission of Grace, children are raised in a nurturing environment to grow as followers of Christ and future leaders. Visitors are often struck not by sadness, but by the genuine love, joy, and hope that fills the orphanage each day.
$4,500 has been raised for Mission of Grace Orphanage in Haiti—enough to provide three meals a day for 220 children for an entire month.
Triumphant Mercy’s Kids Club serves more than 400 children from displaced families, Syrian refugee communities, and low-income households. Through a safe, Christ-centered environment, they provide summer camps, assistance with school fees and supplies, and Christmas gifts that bring hope and encouragement to children in need.
Dollar Club funds will help Pastor Felix complete the current construction project and begin an exciting new addition. With over 80% of the original funds already utilized, the team anticipates finishing by year’s end. By exporting the necessary materials and tools, we’re ensuring not only the completion of this project but also the foundation for future efforts.
Each year the Bengali Evangelical Association (BEA) ministers to the poorest of the poor in remote villages of Bangladesh. They use every means possible from goats to rickshaws to spread the gospel message of Jesus Christ. Bangladesh is one of the world’s poorest nations, suffering from gross over population. The average yearly income is a meager $360. BEA’s self-help programs have ushered many families out of spiritual and financial bondage.
Calvary Tabernacle International (CTIC), has a presence in Kenya, focusing on leadership development and establishing Christ-centered churches.
Their work includes planting churches, training leaders, providing humanitarian aid like food and medical assistance, and helping with community development efforts.
Seeds of Hope School – Dollar Club funds will be used to support a ministry called Seeds of Hope.
The funds will enhance their educational program. They have been blessed with tremendous growth, now serving over 375 children from daycare to 7th grade (7th grade was open in Sep 2024).
It is only with the support of partners around the world, like WOL, that they can continue to provide hope to the hurting children and families in their community.
North Kenya – Dominic’s ministry feed 2,000 kids in 2 villages still experiencing drought in extreme poverty in Akulee village, Kenya.
In Uganda, Pastor Tom Williams is building dormitory for the girls who are orphans.
North Kenya – Dominic’s ministry drought resources
Cuba – food and building resources – Información El Cano
Project Playground Uganda – Sending 3 playground sets and a team in 2024 to install.
YWAM India, Vizag – supporting an orphanage and building boarding houses.
North Kenya – Dominic’s ministry helped drill 2 wells drought effected area.
5 17 Ministries was launched in October of 2019 with the sole purpose to disciple the youth in Entebbe, Uganda. Chris is from the United States but has lived overseas now since 2016. Chris had always had a heart for missions outreach and when the Lord called him to Uganda he knew eventually he would call this place home. When he first came to Uganda in 2017 he came serving as an overseer in Children’s ministry. While serving here, Chris met his now wife, Imelda, who is a native of this beautiful country. Imelda has been in ministry since she was a little girl and has served faithfully within the church here. God has been doing amazing things here in Uganda and we’re so blessed to be a part of His work here in Entebbe, Uganda.
Youth for Christ Lebanon is comprised of five main ministry departments. Manara Youth Center serves at-risk youth in Beirut and offers vocational training, after-school tutoring, safe recreation, reconciliation and psychosocial support groups, and weekly spiritual outreach clubs.
A ministry to Syrian refugee youth living in the Bekaa Valley includes a thriving sports program for boys and sewing program for girls.
Axis Youth Center serves Lebanese youth living in the Bekaa Valley and offers safe recreation, mental health counseling, life-skills classes, outreach and discipleship programs; and youth leadership training, both locally and regionally helping to equip the local church.
The core mission of all of these ministries is to see young people reconciled to God and to each other in a part of the world known for division and conflict.
This school serves the residents of the Kibera Slum located in Nairobi. Kibera Slum is the largest slum on the continent of Africa where over 2 million people live within the settlement within this slum, most of whom lack basic human needs. Pastor Charles and Rose are the Founders and Directors of this ministry. Joysprings Educational Centre provides primary education to the children of Kibera and also meets the spiritual needs through Joysprings church.
Dr. Patricia Bailey is the founder of Master’s Touch Ministries Global, (MTM) Inc. Her ministry has made a tremendous impact for more than 40 years in over 145 countries around the world, bringing deliverance, healing, and salvation to countless thousands. Her mission’s ministry was one of the first to provide disaster relief to the South Pacific Tsunami in 2004 and the earthquake in Haiti in 2010. Locally, she has assisted with the Flint, Michigan Water Project, Hurricane Sandy, and Katrina victims.
Her global ministry, MTM, has founded Y.U.G.O. (Young Adults United for Global Outreach), GLTC (Global Leadership Training Center), a program designed to teach global strategies that empower leaders to impact nations, and S.E.W (Sisters Empowering the World), an Intensive Training Center; consisting of 5 days of extensive training, designed to equip women to become vessels of honor for their families, ultimately transforming them into world changers empowered to impact the nations.
Charlie and Cathy Milbrodt have been ministering the Gospel since 1981. Their main calling has been to missions and especially South East Asia. They came to Thailand December of 1986 to establish Living Word Ministries International. LWMI has grown into a powerful ministry reaching every corner of the nation.
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Each year the Bengali Evangelical Association (BEA) ministers to the poorest of the poor in remote villages of Bangladesh. They use every means possible from goats to rickshaws to spread the gospel message of Jesus Christ. Bangladesh is one of the world’s poorest nations, suffering from gross over population. The average yearly income is a meager $360. BEA’s self-help programs have ushered many families out of spiritual and financial bondage.
The ministry focus of Parakletis is to bring the love and healing of Christ to those traumatized by war in order to fulfill the great commission. They do that by training nationals in healing trauma and by bringing teams of women from the USA trained to heal trauma. Both groups minister healing to those traumatized in countries affected by war. They currently bring healing to individuals in Iraq/Kurdistan, Syria, Lebanon, and the Rohingya people in Myanmar. In Northern Uganda, they minister to the refugees coming out of South Sudan and have trained 500 teachers on how to heal the deep wounds of children who have been affected by the war in the region. Because of their training and skills, they have access to unreached people groups and closed countries, and thus are able to bring the Good News of Christ’s love to them through His healing power.
Calvary Tabernacle International is a gospel ministry based in the villages of western Kenya, founded in October 2020 by Dominic and Sharon Lukale who were commissioned by Pastor Dan Carroll in February of the same year. Dominic and Sharon have a burden to make a lasting difference in the community. To achieve this they partnered with WOL to drill two boreholes which provides clean water to the community . This was a method to evangelize the villagers they serve and they have been able to touch lives, including Muslims who have given their lives to Jesus. During the pandemic and a terrible drought, WOL was able to partner with them to provide food to the community. They have been able to purchase a building which they are currently using as a church with plans to renovate it soon. Calvary Tabernacle International is focused on building the Kingdom.
His-Sickles International Mission (HIM) is fundamentally a Christian mission’s ministry. By this, we mean that Christ’s cause for global worship is our primary pursuit. HIM was founded in the USA in November 2003 and began operations in Yei, South Sudan in June 2005; partnering with Sudan for Christ Ministries, led by Bishop Stanley Lo-Nathan. Raising, sending, and supporting youthful mission endeavors going northward of South Sudan is central to our purpose.
Over the years, HIM has strategically focused 80% of its resources, time, and experience on developing youths, young adults, school teachers, church workers, and womenfolk. The spiritual formation of these groups of people by way of discipleship, education, and empowerment, from the classrooms, fields of play to the marketplace, has been our strategy. Thus, schools, professionals, but especially school teachers, and students have been both our turf and targets for Christ’s Kingdom advancement and national transformation.
The mission of La Finca De Los Ninos is to care for and minister the love of Jesus to needy children in Honduras. We provide a home and a family for homeless children and teach them the love of Christ on a farm of approximately 100 acres in a beautiful mountain valley. We are located in Valle de Angeles which is located twenty miles northeast of the capital at a comfortable altitude of 4,500 feet. It is close to the population centers for future ministry, yet isolated enough to provide a healthy environment for the children.
ELI works with local people to address local problems. Our dynamic team of full-time nationals and Americans who have chosen to work together for the cause of sharing God’s love and Igniting World Changers among the poor. The people and leaders who were born into the African context and live in the communities know the strengths, weaknesses, and potential of their people the best. ELI aims to develop and empower people to grow in leadership so that they can promote grassroots change in their communities and influence higher powers to recognize and embrace where God wants to bring about holistic change.
His-Sickles International Mission (HIM) is fundamentally a Christian mission’s ministry. By this, we mean that Christ’s cause for global worship is our primary pursuit. HIM was founded in the USA in November 2003 and began operations in Yei, South Sudan in June 2005; partnering with Sudan for Christ Ministries, led by Bishop Stanley Lo-Nathan. Raising, sending, and supporting youthful mission endeavors going northward of South Sudan is central to our purpose.
Over the years, HIM has strategically focused 80% of its resources, time, and experience on developing youths, young adults, school teachers, church workers, and womenfolk. The spiritual formation of these groups of people by way of discipleship, education, and empowerment, from the classrooms, fields of play to the marketplace, has been our strategy. Thus, schools, professionals, but especially school teachers, and students have been both our turf and targets for Christ’s Kingdom advancement and national transformation.
Each year the Bengali Evangelical Association (BEA) ministers to the poorest of the poor in remote villages of Bangladesh. They use every means possible from goats to rickshaws to spread the gospel message of Jesus Christ. Bangladesh is one of the world’s poorest nations, suffering from gross over population. The average yearly income is a meager $360. BEA’s self-help programs have ushered many families out of spiritual and financial bondage.
Time Is Short Gospel Ministries is committed to reaching the lost in villages of Nigeria with the message of hope, planting churches, building schools and orphanages, feeding the poor, empowering severely impoverished women in rural villages economically, organizing outreaches to widows and medical outreaches, and much more.
