a Christ-centered,
gospel based ministry

Volunteer Opportunities

Pray through these scriptures as God prepares your heart to serve:
Deuteronomy 10:17-19
Psalm 68:5
Matthew 25:31-40
2 Corinthians 1:3-4
James 1:27
Acts 6: 1&7
John 13:35


widows advocates (1 Timothy 5:3 & 5:5)

#1. Pray for them and visit them regularly
#2. Lead them in Bible study, prayer and devotion regularly
#3. Send them cards and treats
#4. Prepare a meal for them 
#5. Share Holidays and Birthdays with them
#6. Raise money as a family to financially sponsor their care each month through Abiding Hearts Ministry
#7. Participate in a service day when your widow has a big need that requires a lot of helping hands
#8. Help them take care of their home and yard
#9. Look out for health care or social needs that they have

This is a wonderful opportunity for families to serve together. It provides a very practical way for you to disciple one another & to nurture each other's hearts to reflect the Defender of Widows and the God of all comfort. Be creative: send pictures or crafts with your monthly letters, have a bake sale or a lemon-aid stand or let your children earn money around the house to help raise money to take care of the widow.
Remember that most of these people have no family or they have families who are not involved in their lives. They are lonely and forgotten, and in most cases we will be the only other people reaching out to them.



C)  Volunteer your time, skills & resources on a regular basis in one of the following ways:

#1. prepare a home-made/made-with love meal
#2. provide a gift basket at Christmas and on birthdays
#3. provide OT, PT, and Social Worker skills
#4. facilitate a fundraising event
#5. assist us with grant writing
#6. assist us with public relations
#7. assist us with clerical work
#8. provide handyman skills

Pray for us, advocate for us and financially support this ministry.


                        
Please contact us at 205-790-2433 for further information on serving opportunities

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I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me....whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.
Matthew 25: 35-40