Local Missions |
Redeemer Presbyterian Church provides support for the mission work of Sandie Starr Everhart. Sandie serves with the Coalition for Christian Outreach at Penn West - Edinboro University of Pennsylvania.
The CCO calls students to serve Jesus Christ with their entire lives. CCO campus ministers share the Gospel with students and develop passionate disciples of Jesus Christ. They serve together along with the church and invite students into the lives of local congregations.
Sandie has been involved in campus ministry with the CCO across nearly four decades at many different universities. She strives to fulfill her call to love college students. She gives students a vision for serving Jesus in their studies, careers, communities, church, and families. Sandie meets students on campus and serves them in a variety of ways from driving them to the doctor, taking them grocery shopping, attending their athletic competitions, encouraging them, and providing one on one discipleship and support. She leads weekly Bible Studies in her home and develops student leaders.
In addition to financial support, Redeemer Presbyterian Church has contributed baked goods and special treats for student care packages before final exams.
Please keep Sandie and her ministry in your daily prayers.
Redeemer Presbyterian Church provides support for the mission work of Sam Van Eman. Sam serves with the Coalition for Christian Outreach.
The CCO calls students to serve Jesus Christ with their entire lives. CCO workers share the Gospel with students and develop passionate disciples of Jesus Christ. They serve together along with the church and invite students into the lives of local congregations.
Sam Van Eman is a XD Resource Specialist with the Department of Transformative Opportunities. Sam’s primary work involves creating and facilitating transformative opportunities for college students. This unique approach to ministry serves as the backdrop for his book: Disruptive Discipleship: The Power of Breaking Routine to Kick-Start Faith, Hope, and Love.
Sam writes: “I am compelled by the CCO’s desire to help students develop their Christian faith in every area of life. So we might use a backpacking trip to promote interdependency, which students can then apply in their residence halls back at school. Or we’ll discuss the Good Samaritan story and how Jesus might retell it with them—in their future careers—as the Good Samaritan. What a thrill to see the light bulbs come on in students’ minds!”
Please keep Sam and his ministry in your daily prayers.
Redeemer Presbyterian Church provides support for the mission work of the annual Jubilee Conference, sponsored by the Coalition for Christian Outreach.
The CCO calls students to serve Jesus Christ with their entire lives. CCO workers share the Gospel with students and develop passionate disciples of Jesus Christ. They serve together along with the church and invite students into the lives of local congregations.
Jubilee is a three-day conference held in February each year for students who want their college experience to mean more.
Are you feeling hopeless? Unsure what God created you for? Register for Jubilee, come to Pittsburgh, engage with rich Biblical content, and leave with a transformed vision of what it means to be a part of God’s Kingdom.
Jesus Christ changes everything. Discover how at Jubilee!
While created for college students, Jubilee is open to everyone. Join us in February of each year to discover your place in God’s Kingdom plan.
Please keep CCO and The Jubilee Conference ministry in your daily prayers.
As another part of our intentional emphasis on local missions, Redeemer Presbyterian Church provides financial support for various projects of the Erie City Mission.
Please keep this ministry in your daily prayers.
Hope for Renewal Ministry Center
in Youngstown, Ohio
Rev. Gary Koerth and his wife, Cindy, lead the Hope for Renewal Ministry Center, Glenwood Grounds Cafe, and Outreach Ministry in the Idora/Glenwood neighborhood of Youngstown, Ohio. This is an important ministry of the Presbytery of the Alleghenies. We at Redeemer Presbyterian Church (EPC) are truly blessed to support this ministry.
We urge you to pray for this important church planting ministry. You may read updates and prayer requests in the newsletters below.
- “Hope for Renewal” Newsletter for 2024-June edition.
- “Hope for Renewal” Newsletter for 2024-February edition.
- “Hope for Renewal” Newsletter for 2024-January edition.
Please keep the Koerth’s and this ministry in your daily prayers.
Redeemer Presbyterian Church provides support for the caring work of the Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwestern Pennsylvania. Second Harvest Food Bank serves the eleven counties of northwestern Pennsylvania: Cameron, Clarion, Clearfield, Crawford, Elk, Erie, Forest, Jefferson, McKean, Venango and Warren, providing food for individuals and families in need.
Second Harvest is a member of Feeding America, a network of food banks and food distribution programs in the United States. This membership allows Second Harvest to cooperate with other member food banks, to receive food from national corporate food donors, and to benefit from national publicity and mutual support.
The mission of the Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest Pennsylvania is to provide food to those in need within eleven counties of northwest Pennsylvania while creating awareness and educating the community on the realities of hunger.
Please keep the caring work of the Second Harvest Food Bank in your daily prayers.
Each year in February, Redeemer Presbyterian Church provides support for the Souper Bowl of Caring.
The money collected will benefit the Second Harvest Food Bank’s mission to provide food to those in need within the eleven counties of northwest Pennsylvania, while creating awareness and educating the community on the realities of hunger.
For over 30 years, the Souper Bowl of Caring movement has been inspiring people across the nation to tackle hunger in their local communities. We coordinate efforts to tackle hunger through our digital platform of fundraising services created to support food charities large and small. Mobilizing grassroots resources including churches, schools, civic groups and caring individuals, this movement has created over $193 million worth of support that stays completely local.
Please keep the caring work of the Souper Bowl of Caring in your daily prayers.