"How beautiful are the feet of those who bring glad tidings of good things."
- Romans 10:15b

"Short term missions can put feet on our knowledge of God and give us a God-sized picture of the world. In the process of going we will grow, and even though we may feel inadequate or scared, we will also give much to those we go to." (Mack and Leeann Stiles)

NOTE: All of these need sending teams! Please consider providing prayer and/or financial support to individuals going on these short-term mission trips.

Ukraine - July 4-13

A group of adults will be partnering with HOPE, International.

- Serve 100 Ukrainian children (ages 7-16) thru English- language summer camps.
- Teach a small group of 8-12 children.
- Evangelism, sports, games

West Africa - July 4-13

A work project to encourage and support CFC commended missionaries Rick and Elisabeth Arnold.

Mexico - July 28-August 6

Senior High students partnering with Global Frontier Missions.

- Training - Biblical mandate, language and culture
- Local outreach and children's ministry
- Community development thru work projects

Peru - August 1-11

CFC Families partnering with Eric and Tina Van Pelt with SIM (Serving in Mission)

- Work project
- Adult and children's ministries
- Community Evangelism

 

Tommy Ullum Memorial Scholarship Fund

Thomas Calvin Ullum, Jr., was eldest son of Tom and Pat Ullum, long-time members of Christian Family Chapel. Tom Ullum, a CFC Elder and gifted Bible teacher, is at home with the Lord. To learn more about CFC's fund for those with a heart for ministry, click here...

Join a Sending Team!

What Is A Sending Team?
Sender Teams allow our members who are already individually supporting a commended missionary (through financial and/or prayer support) to join together and coordinate their sending efforts for a greater impact on the individual missionary. Even the best senders “fall down on the job.” Teams encourage one another, spur one another on, and multiply the efforts of each other. To join, go to Sending Teams and contact the team leader.

Why Were Sending Teams Formed?
Sending Teams were formed when Missions leadership realized much was being done by individuals to support our missionaries, but nothing was being coordinated. Missionaries might be encouraged around the holidays and then forgotten through the year. It was the feeling of the team that if we could get some coordination, two things would happen.

1. Missionaries would be encouraged year-round

2. People in the body who were supporting our missionaries would be encouraged and energized by working with a group of people toward the same end.