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you had to put this in open chat... i want to drop like 20 n bombs right now, but i will reframe and respect the rules i guess for today.

lol chimps

Originally Posted by jay_steel

i want to drop like 20 n bombs right now

would that make you feel better about your pathetic existence in this world? does it make you feel like a big man to use a racial slur that is based on a person genetics?

they are doing the exact same thing the catholic church is doing but somehow it's "different" when whites do it. my god you racists are undoubtedly the dumbest people on the planet.

wow some one crying at home....? aww im sorry poor lil LAM.... Why don't you watch Chris Rocks show about the difference between a nigger and a blackman. I will never call a productive mature blackman a nigger, but some one steeling a tv, taking money and ect yes they are niggers... Also when did I say I agree with the Catholic church? I think I have stated MANY times I am a christian but have separated my self from the church because I feel it spreads hatred and not compassion. So why don't you take a step back and get off your high horse thinking your better then every one on this forum.

Lets see here... Top reasons why I guess I am pathetic...

1. I served in the military for 10 plus year and continue to serve in the reserves
2. Personally vontunteered for multiple tours to iraq and afgan
3. 1 reason why I volunteered which also pushed back my wedding was to make it so a father does not have to deploy during his sons senior year
4. Raised 400$ for Breast Cancer
5. Volunteer 10 hours a week to help local kids
6. Putting together a non-profit called lifting for a cause (which enables people that do not like to run to be able to lift to raise money for charities) Next one will be a 1000+ rep dead lift marathon for the wounded warriors
7. Volunteer at the Bully Rescue (for pitbull) and foster pitbulls to stop them from being put down
8. Actively give back to my community with food drives, feeding the homeless, and I read to and mentor young children in my Military uniform a couple times a month at their school

So lets see here, I have a pathetic existence, because I have a different opinion then you... Yes, we should all be like LAM and praise to LAM's ideology and never base a opinion for our self. I may say your opinions are full of shit, but NEVER once have I personally slandered you. That just truly shows who you really are LAM.

Originally Posted by LAM

would that make you feel better about your pathetic existence in this world? does it make you feel like a big man to use a racial slur that is based on a person genetics?

they are doing the exact same thing the catholic church is doing but somehow it's "different" when whites do it. my god you racists are undoubtedly the dumbest people on the planet.

WELL PUT! I hate that section only due to these losers.

Can I get an AMEN!

Originally Posted by FUZO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=AYxeTjrckl0

thats F-ed up!

That's freakin outrageous!!!

Jay if the above stated is true, you're a good man..hats off to you!

their own worst enemy

only thing that I do not actively do as much as i use to is foster dogs. I use to live on 30 acres on our farm, but I just bought a home in the city and I all ready have two pitts that are a handful enough to run 2x a day. It was easy at the farm, because i would just open the gate and let them run for exercise, not I actually have to be motivated. But where I live we have a REALLY good bully rescue and I go their to play, walk, and donate bags of food for them. Also help find them homes. They also do a bully walk that I am a part of that I can get one of my dogs out to, my oldest pit isnt dog friendly he is pretty tramatized as a puppy and takes to much time to get use to other dogs.

I just got use to doing community service when I was in the Navy that it just stuck. That was one of the biggest things that I missed when I left our church was their envolvment, but i believe in gay rights and they did no (so i left). Also my best friend Tony owns the freewheelproject. Here is an image from some of the outcomes.



Every kid their gets to use a free bike and gear.

I am a firm believer in if your capable of giving back its your duty to do so. I do not help the lazy or the worthless, but will give my life to save people who need help.

jay.. calm down bro

on drol... i like to get fired up...

most of their members are wealthy.

http://www.ajc.com/news/news/crime-law/creflo-dollar-asks-members-to-donate-234k-to-famil/nSqTH/

Police have charged former church employee Floyd Palmer in McDowel?s death. Investigators say Palmer, 52, calmly walked into morning prayer service Wednesday and fired six shots at McDowell, killing the 39-year-old husband and father.
Dollar challenged church members to give as they left the College Park church, to make online donations and to give to a special fund the church has set up at a bank.
?The goal is $234,000,? Dollar said, telling the congregation he wanted to raise that amount by the end of the day Sunday. ?We want to completely eradicate all debts in their lives ? house, cars, everything. Let?s now show the world the power of a megachurch.?
Members told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution they expected Dollar?s response to the tragedy.
?It didn?t surprise me at all,? Juliet Hilton said. ?He did tell us on Wednesday (night) that he was going to take up an extra offering.?
?He has a love for people,? Debbie Taylor said.

Not even one table dance.

I'm just glad to see they weren't running around in g-strings.

Creflo Dollar Missions - Welcome!

what church doesn't solicit money to do what they perceive to be "God's work"

religion and politics are often not much different. too bad more money from both didn't go for the right things but as bad as this Creflo dude might be his church has done some good things with the money he's been given. haters gonna hate.

Originally Posted by jay_steel

Lets see here... Top reasons why I guess I am pathetic...

1. I served in the military for 10 plus year and continue to serve in the reserves
2. Personally vontunteered for multiple tours to iraq and afgan
3. 1 reason why I volunteered which also pushed back my wedding was to make it so a father does not have to deploy during his sons senior year
4. Raised 400$ for Breast Cancer
5. Volunteer 10 hours a week to help local kids
6. Putting together a non-profit called lifting for a cause (which enables people that do not like to run to be able to lift to raise money for charities) Next one will be a 1000+ rep dead lift marathon for the wounded warriors
7. Volunteer at the Bully Rescue (for pitbull) and foster pitbulls to stop them from being put down
8. Actively give back to my community with food drives, feeding the homeless, and I read to and mentor young children in my Military uniform a couple times a month at their school

So lets see here, I have a pathetic existence, because I have a different opinion then you... Yes, we should all be like LAM and praise to LAM's ideology and never base a opinion for our self. I may say your opinions are full of shit, but NEVER once have I personally slandered you. That just truly shows who you really are LAM.

Creflo Dollar Global Missions: Global Work

• Kenya Relief Effort
• Xenophobia Relief Effort
• Kedar Faith Ministries
• Aberlour
• Karma Nirvana
• Absolute Return for Kids
• Sightsavers International
• Alone in London
• Best Beginnings
• India Orphanages
• Effective Aid Intl.
• Op. Christmas Child
• Metro Church
• Hope Foundation
• Dream Centre
• Dream Centre Street
• Australia Sri Lanka Medical Aid Team
• Overcome to Conquer
• Christ for All Nations
• Impact Ministries
• Liberia Orphanage Project
• CDM Asia Pacific
• India Orphanages Exposure

Creflo Dollar Global Missions: National Work

South Carolina HIV/AIDS Council (SCHAC)

• The South Carolina HIV/AIDS Council (SCHAC) is an organization dedicated to developing strategies to reduce the rate of HIV/AIDS and improve the quality of life of African Americans and citizens throughout South Carolina impacted by the human immunodeficiency virus.

Central Virginia Foodbank

• The Central Virginia Foodbank was founded in 1980 to procure and distribute food efficiently and effectively to feeding programs throughout the area. Since then, the Central Virginia Foodbank service area has grown to include 31 counties and five cities in the Central Virginia region. Presently, they distribute food through a network of more than 500 network partner agencies, which includes more than 130 child care providers serving needy children. In addition, they serve as many as 4,000 daily meals in the summer and 2,000 daily meals during the school year to needy children through their 42 Kids Caf? and 13 Caf? for Kids programs. The amount of food they distribute has steadily grown over the years. Last year they distributed more than 12.9 million pounds of food to the hungry. Their primary focus is ?that none shall go hungry.?

Wayside Christian Mission

• Wayside Christian Mission responds to the human need of the poor and homeless by: Providing temporary housing/shelter, food, clothing, nurturing, spiritual and social enrichment, encouragement and referrals. They also provide support services and skills that would permit and encourage a return to a state of self-sufficiency so that human dignity can be restored and the love of God can be shared. Recovery education, job training, GED and adult literacy education, computer training, case management and other support services.

Star of Hope

• Star of Hope is a Christ-centered community dedicated to meeting the needs of homeless men, women and their children. Positive life changes are encouraged through structured programs which focus on spiritual growth, education, employment, life management and recovery from substance abuse. On any given day, there are approximately one thousand homeless men, women and children being helped at the Men?s Development Center, the Women and Family Emergency Shelter, the Transitional Living Center for Women & Families and New Horizons. The key to the success of Star of Hope Mission is its comprehensive approach to addressing the diverse issues, both immediate and long term, that impact homeless individuals and families. This model of compassionate, purposeful outreach, coupled with community partners and donors, creates an environment in which lives are transformed and people are inspired to rise above poverty, set meaningful, measurable goals for independence and achieve them.

City on a Hill

• City on a Hill is a faith-based nonprofit organization located in the heart of Milwaukee, and working as a catalyst to bring transformation to individuals, families and neighborhoods in the central city. Located in the heart of Milwaukee - America's 8th poorest city, where 62,000 children are living in poverty - City on a Hill is working to bring transformation to central city neighborhoods. Through a collaborative and Christ-centered model of service, the organization is seeking to restore hope, reduce poverty, strengthen families, and foster racial reconciliation. Our priorities include: educating youth, empowering parents, equipping leaders for urban ministry, and engaging churches in social justice. Our mission is to save the children, reach the parents and change the city.

The Gathering Place

• The Gathering Place, a refuge for rebuilding lives, supports and provides immediate relief to women and their children who are experiencing homelessness or poverty by providing a safe refuge and resources for self-sufficiency. The Gathering Place helps women to meet their immediate and urgent needs so they can make positive life changes for themselves and their children.

Siena/Francis House

• Nebraska?s largest shelter, serving homeless men, women and children for over thirty (30) years: the Siena/Francis House is a place we can go, at any time, no questions asked, during those times when we need help." In many instances, the Siena/Francis House makes the difference between life and death. They give us food, shelter and even medical attention to those of us who cannot afford to get it anywhere else. We can get counseling and support for alcohol and drug abuse. We work when we visit the facility, which gives us valuable skills that we can use later in life. Everyone here has access to educational opportunities and worship services. They even help us with legal issues. They don't just take care of us, they motivate and prepare us to take care of ourselves. We are treated like guests, with respect and dignity. They give us the ability to move forward with our lives.

Providence Rescue Mission

• The Providence Rescue Mission serves thousands of men, women and children. They serve the poor with dignity and respect. They feed and clothe the addicted and homeless. Their doors are open to all, free of charge. All of the services are made available to any who come.
  What do they do?
  Serve approximately 6,500 hot meals a month
  
  1. Provide overnight Guest Shelter to men and women and children
  2. Provide Biblical counseling for individuals
  3. Provide clothing
  4. Provide emergency food staples to families
  5. Provide food boxes to needy families
  
  

Providence Rescue Mission believe that by providing services with dignity and the love of the Lord, they make a direct and lasting impact to the community they serve on a daily basis. They are a faith based organization, trusting that God will provide for the many needs and He has been faithful.

Downtown Women?s Center

• The Downtown Women?s Center is a nonprofit organization that provides 40,000 meals, 47 permanent supportive housing apartments, and a wide array of health, education, and other supportive services to more than 2,500 homeless and very low-income women each year. The Center meets their mission by offering a warm, friendly atmosphere that encourages homeless women to commit to their own betterment and healing process. Their supportive community and much-needed resources allow homeless women to reconnect with their sense of self, reclaim goals lost in the day-to-day struggle for survival on the streets, and move toward self-sufficiency. In the local Skid Row community, the Downtown Women?s Center is the only resource that is exclusively for and singularly dedicated to serving the unique needs of this population. The Downtown Women?s Center is committed to providing every individual woman with the personal support she needs in order to acknowledge her self-worth and dignity. Each woman is cared for and treated with a high level of respect. The Center is recognized as a prototype for unique and effective programs serving homeless women.

Friendship Trays

• Friendship Trays generally delivers more than 600 meals daily to elderly, handicapped, and convalescing people who are unable or greatly restricted in their ability to prepare or secure meals and who reside within the area we can reach with our corps of drivers. Deliveries are at the lunch hour but the meal is a full one, more like what many people are accustomed to for dinner. This meal consists of two separate containers, one with meat or fish, vegetable and such, the other with carbohydrate, salad or fruit, and dessert. Also included is a container of milk or juice. Diet orders are obtained for all clients from their doctors, and a range of special diets are available to fill doctors' written orders for certain medical conditions. Individuals may request Friendship Trays or they may be referred by others, including both medical professionals and family members.

Jonathan?s Place

• For more than a decade, Jonathan?s Place has been taking care of the Dallas area?s youngest victims of abuse. Jonathan?s Place provides this care through two programs ? a ?home-style? emergency shelter for abused, abandoned and neglected children and a Foster & Adoptive Family Program. Jonathan?s Place is an organization that gives abused and neglected children the opportunity to be a child. The emergency shelter provides specialized services and 24-hour residential care to children age newborn to 17 years and is the only emergency shelter in Dallas County that provides residential services for children in crisis under the age of 10.Their objective is to offer a helping hand and to put a smile on every child?s face that comes through their doors.

Creflo Dollar Global Missions: Community Work

• WCCI Food and Clothing Banks
• About Prestige

College Park Community Day

• 
  
  • 3000 Families impacted
  • 2000 of the 3000 families received back-to-school supplies
  • Salvations [116], Rededication [56], Prayer [218]
  
  

Thanksgiving Feeding Families Event

• 
  
  • Over 3000 families impacted - received food boxes
  • Prayer of Agreement ? Healing [46], Finances [27], Salvation [9], Rededication [3], safety [3] & Family [29]
  
  

Christmas Toy Drive
Food Bank/Clothing Distribution

• 
  
  • A total of 5,022 households were served which include 8,297 people being fed in 2009. An estimated 290 families received clothing assistance which included 761 people who received clothing in 2009. The food bank has supported 33 family resource and food bank agencies in its fight against hunger. The WCCI Food Bank has distributed an estimated 424,841 pounds of food assistance in 2009.
  
  

Ministry of Resources

• 
  
  • The Ministry of Resources assessment team encountered and assessed over 6900 families. Of the 6900 families, 961 were assessed for financial challenges, 200 were evaluated for shelter assistance, 438 were assisted with employment resources, 200 participated in the Personal Finance Workshop, 46 people received salvation, 31 rededicated their lives to God, 31 received the Baptist in the Holy Spirit and over 800 received prayer.
  
  

Nursing Home Support Ministry

• 
  
  • The objective of the Nursing Home Support Ministry is to provide fellowship to individuals living in homes of convalescence; sharing the love of God on a regular basis with those who are confined and unable to attend a local church.
  
  

Prison Ministry

• WCCI Prison Ministry begun 16 years ago with two institutions; now with sixty-nine strong members and under the leadership of Minister Rodney White we minister in 17 institutions including: Juvenile Detention Centers, City and County Jails, Transitional Centers and a Federal Penitentiary throughout both Georgia and Florida.

HIV Support Ministry
SELAH ? Serving Everyone Living with and Affected By HIV/AIDS

WCCI Soul Winning Ministry

• The Soul Winning Ministry has been commissioned to go and minister the gospel of Jesus Christ to the unbeliever and encourage the believer. Our objective is to evangelize the world with anointed men and women unified by the love of God. We meet people where they are in life no matter the situation or circumstance. We go out each Saturday of the month impacting people lives in the College Park area ministering with love and compassion Salvation, Rededication, Baptism of Holy Spirit with the evidence of speaking in tongues and Prayer of Agreement.

Bondage Breakers Ministry, (Conquering Substance Abuse)
Type of Service Provided

• 
  
  • Corporate Effectual Fervent Prayer
  • Christian Based Weekly Substance Abuse Support Groups followed by Mandatory Bible Study in the Dome (For members and nonmembers)
  • Drug Education & Weekly Assignments (Ongoing)
  • Support for Mandated Participants (Regular Attendants)
  • I.D. and Recommend Specific Tx. Domain when needed (Regular Attendants & Community)
  • Make Referrals (Regular Attendants and Community)
  • Provide Appropriate Community help
  • Telephone Consultation
  • Retrieve and Return Telephone Calls
  • Upon regular Participants requests, write letter of support to Judges, Probations Officers and Employers (1 X Only) and sign Group Attendance Forms
  • When appropriate and based on ability, attend Court with participants & family for support
  • Periodically provide meals for working participants and others
  • Minister Salvation when the need arise (Encourage participants to follow-through when offered during Bible Study)
  • Minister Rededication weekly
  • Track Participants Progress after leaving ministry and if absents for a period of time
  • Reading and meditation of Church and Ministry Visions
  
  

oh the irony in men trying to make their bodies look big then speaking in a manner that makes them appear so small.

one thing i like about the church that i go to now, is they ask you to donate money online. Which takes away from the give now its Gods work stuff. They ask to give back if you desire, but you can also choice where you want your money to go to. They donate to the wounded warriors, coats for kids, and ect. They also ask for donations to give back to the church to help with the services they have, such as child care, their park and ect. but its nice to know where my money is going to. At the end of the year they give you a receipt that tracks every payment for tax reasons, but they NEVER use the time you spend in church begging for money. I walk out of churches the second they talk about you have to give money to go to heaven. It states God loves a generous giver in the Bible, but a generous giver is also one that gives back to the community with labor or work.

Also the whole tithe thing in the biblical aspect was actually a way to pay taxes. Communities were ran by the church, so to tithe was to pay taxes. So to me to pay taxes to the state, the fed and the church is foolish when most churches are funded from the state. I give because I choice to not because I feel i have to. Any pastor that puts that belief on any one is not a follower of God.

i hate seeing all this money go to africa.. such a waste

Originally Posted by Standard Donkey

lol chimps

charlatans come in different colors and sizes. So does ignorance, and you are living proof of it.

Originally Posted by HialeahChico305

charlatans come in different colors and sizes. So does ignorance, and you are living proof of it.

u mad?

Originally Posted by Standard Donkey

u mad?

No just telling you how it is, you blinded fuck.

Originally Posted by Little Wing

Creflo Dollar Global Missions: Global Work

• Kenya Relief Effort
• Xenophobia Relief Effort
• Kedar Faith Ministries
• Aberlour
• Karma Nirvana
• Absolute Return for Kids
• Sightsavers International
• Alone in London
• Best Beginnings
• India Orphanages
• Effective Aid Intl.
• Op. Christmas Child
• Metro Church
• Hope Foundation
• Dream Centre
• Dream Centre Street
• Australia Sri Lanka Medical Aid Team
• Overcome to Conquer
• Christ for All Nations
• Impact Ministries
• Liberia Orphanage Project
• CDM Asia Pacific
• India Orphanages Exposure

Creflo Dollar Global Missions: National Work

South Carolina HIV/AIDS Council (SCHAC)

• The South Carolina HIV/AIDS Council (SCHAC) is an organization dedicated to developing strategies to reduce the rate of HIV/AIDS and improve the quality of life of African Americans and citizens throughout South Carolina impacted by the human immunodeficiency virus.

Central Virginia Foodbank

• The Central Virginia Foodbank was founded in 1980 to procure and distribute food efficiently and effectively to feeding programs throughout the area. Since then, the Central Virginia Foodbank service area has grown to include 31 counties and five cities in the Central Virginia region. Presently, they distribute food through a network of more than 500 network partner agencies, which includes more than 130 child care providers serving needy children. In addition, they serve as many as 4,000 daily meals in the summer and 2,000 daily meals during the school year to needy children through their 42 Kids Caf? and 13 Caf? for Kids programs. The amount of food they distribute has steadily grown over the years. Last year they distributed more than 12.9 million pounds of food to the hungry. Their primary focus is ?that none shall go hungry.?

Wayside Christian Mission

• Wayside Christian Mission responds to the human need of the poor and homeless by: Providing temporary housing/shelter, food, clothing, nurturing, spiritual and social enrichment, encouragement and referrals. They also provide support services and skills that would permit and encourage a return to a state of self-sufficiency so that human dignity can be restored and the love of God can be shared. Recovery education, job training, GED and adult literacy education, computer training, case management and other support services.

Star of Hope

• Star of Hope is a Christ-centered community dedicated to meeting the needs of homeless men, women and their children. Positive life changes are encouraged through structured programs which focus on spiritual growth, education, employment, life management and recovery from substance abuse. On any given day, there are approximately one thousand homeless men, women and children being helped at the Men?s Development Center, the Women and Family Emergency Shelter, the Transitional Living Center for Women & Families and New Horizons. The key to the success of Star of Hope Mission is its comprehensive approach to addressing the diverse issues, both immediate and long term, that impact homeless individuals and families. This model of compassionate, purposeful outreach, coupled with community partners and donors, creates an environment in which lives are transformed and people are inspired to rise above poverty, set meaningful, measurable goals for independence and achieve them.

City on a Hill

• City on a Hill is a faith-based nonprofit organization located in the heart of Milwaukee, and working as a catalyst to bring transformation to individuals, families and neighborhoods in the central city. Located in the heart of Milwaukee - America's 8th poorest city, where 62,000 children are living in poverty - City on a Hill is working to bring transformation to central city neighborhoods. Through a collaborative and Christ-centered model of service, the organization is seeking to restore hope, reduce poverty, strengthen families, and foster racial reconciliation. Our priorities include: educating youth, empowering parents, equipping leaders for urban ministry, and engaging churches in social justice. Our mission is to save the children, reach the parents and change the city.

The Gathering Place

• The Gathering Place, a refuge for rebuilding lives, supports and provides immediate relief to women and their children who are experiencing homelessness or poverty by providing a safe refuge and resources for self-sufficiency. The Gathering Place helps women to meet their immediate and urgent needs so they can make positive life changes for themselves and their children.

Siena/Francis House

• Nebraska?s largest shelter, serving homeless men, women and children for over thirty (30) years: the Siena/Francis House is a place we can go, at any time, no questions asked, during those times when we need help." In many instances, the Siena/Francis House makes the difference between life and death. They give us food, shelter and even medical attention to those of us who cannot afford to get it anywhere else. We can get counseling and support for alcohol and drug abuse. We work when we visit the facility, which gives us valuable skills that we can use later in life. Everyone here has access to educational opportunities and worship services. They even help us with legal issues. They don't just take care of us, they motivate and prepare us to take care of ourselves. We are treated like guests, with respect and dignity. They give us the ability to move forward with our lives.

Providence Rescue Mission

• The Providence Rescue Mission serves thousands of men, women and children. They serve the poor with dignity and respect. They feed and clothe the addicted and homeless. Their doors are open to all, free of charge. All of the services are made available to any who come.
  What do they do?
  Serve approximately 6,500 hot meals a month
  
  1. Provide overnight Guest Shelter to men and women and children
  2. Provide Biblical counseling for individuals
  3. Provide clothing
  4. Provide emergency food staples to families
  5. Provide food boxes to needy families
  
  

Providence Rescue Mission believe that by providing services with dignity and the love of the Lord, they make a direct and lasting impact to the community they serve on a daily basis. They are a faith based organization, trusting that God will provide for the many needs and He has been faithful.

Downtown Women?s Center

• The Downtown Women?s Center is a nonprofit organization that provides 40,000 meals, 47 permanent supportive housing apartments, and a wide array of health, education, and other supportive services to more than 2,500 homeless and very low-income women each year. The Center meets their mission by offering a warm, friendly atmosphere that encourages homeless women to commit to their own betterment and healing process. Their supportive community and much-needed resources allow homeless women to reconnect with their sense of self, reclaim goals lost in the day-to-day struggle for survival on the streets, and move toward self-sufficiency. In the local Skid Row community, the Downtown Women?s Center is the only resource that is exclusively for and singularly dedicated to serving the unique needs of this population. The Downtown Women?s Center is committed to providing every individual woman with the personal support she needs in order to acknowledge her self-worth and dignity. Each woman is cared for and treated with a high level of respect. The Center is recognized as a prototype for unique and effective programs serving homeless women.

Friendship Trays

• Friendship Trays generally delivers more than 600 meals daily to elderly, handicapped, and convalescing people who are unable or greatly restricted in their ability to prepare or secure meals and who reside within the area we can reach with our corps of drivers. Deliveries are at the lunch hour but the meal is a full one, more like what many people are accustomed to for dinner. This meal consists of two separate containers, one with meat or fish, vegetable and such, the other with carbohydrate, salad or fruit, and dessert. Also included is a container of milk or juice. Diet orders are obtained for all clients from their doctors, and a range of special diets are available to fill doctors' written orders for certain medical conditions. Individuals may request Friendship Trays or they may be referred by others, including both medical professionals and family members.

Jonathan?s Place

• For more than a decade, Jonathan?s Place has been taking care of the Dallas area?s youngest victims of abuse. Jonathan?s Place provides this care through two programs ? a ?home-style? emergency shelter for abused, abandoned and neglected children and a Foster & Adoptive Family Program. Jonathan?s Place is an organization that gives abused and neglected children the opportunity to be a child. The emergency shelter provides specialized services and 24-hour residential care to children age newborn to 17 years and is the only emergency shelter in Dallas County that provides residential services for children in crisis under the age of 10.Their objective is to offer a helping hand and to put a smile on every child?s face that comes through their doors.

Creflo Dollar Global Missions: Community Work

• WCCI Food and Clothing Banks
• About Prestige

College Park Community Day

• 
  
  • 3000 Families impacted
  • 2000 of the 3000 families received back-to-school supplies
  • Salvations [116], Rededication [56], Prayer [218]
  
  

Thanksgiving Feeding Families Event

• 
  
  • Over 3000 families impacted - received food boxes
  • Prayer of Agreement ? Healing [46], Finances [27], Salvation [9], Rededication [3], safety [3] & Family [29]
  
  

Christmas Toy Drive
Food Bank/Clothing Distribution

• 
  
  • A total of 5,022 households were served which include 8,297 people being fed in 2009. An estimated 290 families received clothing assistance which included 761 people who received clothing in 2009. The food bank has supported 33 family resource and food bank agencies in its fight against hunger. The WCCI Food Bank has distributed an estimated 424,841 pounds of food assistance in 2009.
  
  

Ministry of Resources

• 
  
  • The Ministry of Resources assessment team encountered and assessed over 6900 families. Of the 6900 families, 961 were assessed for financial challenges, 200 were evaluated for shelter assistance, 438 were assisted with employment resources, 200 participated in the Personal Finance Workshop, 46 people received salvation, 31 rededicated their lives to God, 31 received the Baptist in the Holy Spirit and over 800 received prayer.
  
  

Nursing Home Support Ministry

• 
  
  • The objective of the Nursing Home Support Ministry is to provide fellowship to individuals living in homes of convalescence; sharing the love of God on a regular basis with those who are confined and unable to attend a local church.
  
  

Prison Ministry

• WCCI Prison Ministry begun 16 years ago with two institutions; now with sixty-nine strong members and under the leadership of Minister Rodney White we minister in 17 institutions including: Juvenile Detention Centers, City and County Jails, Transitional Centers and a Federal Penitentiary throughout both Georgia and Florida.

HIV Support Ministry
SELAH ? Serving Everyone Living with and Affected By HIV/AIDS

WCCI Soul Winning Ministry

• The Soul Winning Ministry has been commissioned to go and minister the gospel of Jesus Christ to the unbeliever and encourage the believer. Our objective is to evangelize the world with anointed men and women unified by the love of God. We meet people where they are in life no matter the situation or circumstance. We go out each Saturday of the month impacting people lives in the College Park area ministering with love and compassion Salvation, Rededication, Baptism of Holy Spirit with the evidence of speaking in tongues and Prayer of Agreement.

Bondage Breakers Ministry, (Conquering Substance Abuse)
Type of Service Provided

• 
  
  • Corporate Effectual Fervent Prayer
  • Christian Based Weekly Substance Abuse Support Groups followed by Mandatory Bible Study in the Dome (For members and nonmembers)
  • Drug Education & Weekly Assignments (Ongoing)
  • Support for Mandated Participants (Regular Attendants)
  • I.D. and Recommend Specific Tx. Domain when needed (Regular Attendants & Community)
  • Make Referrals (Regular Attendants and Community)
  • Provide Appropriate Community help
  • Telephone Consultation
  • Retrieve and Return Telephone Calls
  • Upon regular Participants requests, write letter of support to Judges, Probations Officers and Employers (1 X Only) and sign Group Attendance Forms
  • When appropriate and based on ability, attend Court with participants & family for support
  • Periodically provide meals for working participants and others
  • Minister Salvation when the need arise (Encourage participants to follow-through when offered during Bible Study)
  • Minister Rededication weekly
  • Track Participants Progress after leaving ministry and if absents for a period of time
  • Reading and meditation of Church and Ministry Visions
  
  

is there a point?

yea. not only your good deeds count in this world.

hahaha

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waste of space you are

I get negged and called a waste of space for saying I wish i can say the N word in the proper context in which is should be used. Yet it is appropriate to call people tailor trash, cracker, honky, and ect. People are way to sensitive and I will be the first one to point this out. Even any mature black man would say this guy is acting like a nigger.

Slang: Extremely Disparaging and Offensive . a person of any race or origin regarded as contemptible, inferior, ignorant,etc.

In my contexts what I said is PERFECTLY acceptable. I am the last racist person probably in here, but I will call it as it is. That guy is a disgrace the black community period. Yet people call people fags, gay, and ect here and no one gets their panties in an uproar.

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Originally Posted by Little Wing

yea. not only your good deeds count in this world.

When did I say they did? some one calls me a waste of space when I never once say ANYTHING negative about them I take offense to that. Based on not even saying a word and actually using it a joking context, but in actuality from the definition of what the word "nigger" is and what Chris Rock, some one who is black says what a nigger is. I was perfectly inline.