LINKS: “Loving, Interested Nazarenes, Knowing and Sharing”
The LINKS program is a network of personal connections between missionaries and the local churches around the world. Relationships are established that allow each church the opportunity to become personally acquainted with a missionary family and their field of service. Offerings for LINKS go toward packages, cash gifts, cards, and other remembrances for the missionary family. Contributions toward the LINKS ministry may be made “on-line” or during worship services when designated “LINKS.”
30-Hour Famine:
The 30-Hour Famine puts hands and feet to the desire to help students live a life of Christian compassion.
Each year, the Glendale Nazarene youth raise money through donors and sponsors to help the millions of starving and hurting children in some of the world's poorest countries, offering them a hope they could not otherwise have. The group then goes 30 hours without food, so that they can have a real taste of what hunger is like. During this time they engage in different activities, from community service projects to volunteer work, to study. Afterwards the money raised is sent in to World Vision, and is put it to work in areas like Malawi, Swaziland, North Korea, and here in the United States.
Upcoming Mission Opportunities:
To view a list of upcoming mission opportunities, click the following link: www.workandwitness.org
LINKS: “Loving, Interested Nazarenes, Knowing and Sharing”
The LINKS program is a network of personal connections between missionaries and the local churches around the world. Relationships are established that allow each church the opportunity to become personally acquainted with a missionary family and their field of service. Offerings for LINKS go toward packages, cash gifts, cards, and other remembrances for the missionary family. Contributions toward the LINKS ministry may be made “on-line” or during worship services when designated “LINKS.”
30-Hour Famine:
The 30-Hour Famine puts hands and feet to the desire to help students live a life of Christian compassion.
Each year, the Glendale Nazarene youth raise money through donors and sponsors to help the millions of starving and hurting children in some of the world's poorest countries, offering them a hope they could not otherwise have. The group then goes 30 hours without food, so that they can have a real taste of what hunger is like. During this time they engage in different activities, from community service projects to volunteer work, to study. Afterwards the money raised is sent in to World Vision, and is put it to work in areas like Malawi, Swaziland, North Korea, and here in the United States.
Upcoming Mission Opportunities:
To view a list of upcoming mission opportunities, click the following link: www.workandwitness.org