Hope Medical Clinic
Twice a month, our community picks up and takes patients to the refugee clinic. Medical doctors, nurses, dentists and physical therapists all volunteer to provide free medical care for international people without medical insurance. For more information click here: http://www.getupproject.org/#/hope-medical-clinic/4568380135
Twice a month, our community picks up and takes patients to the refugee clinic. Medical doctors, nurses, dentists and physical therapists all volunteer to provide free medical care for international people without medical insurance. For more information click here: http://www.getupproject.org/#/hope-medical-clinic/4568380135
Youth Group
The young people from IRC meet on Saturday at 1 PM. They share testimony, sing worship and share a message from the Word of God. This is an opportunity for the youth to practice leading, praying, singing and playing instruments in front of a congregation.
Children’s Sunday School
The Bhutanese/Nepali kids under 10 years old gather on Sunday mornings to learn teachings and stories of the Bible. They practice speaking and writing the Nepali language and singing worship songs.
The young people from IRC meet on Saturday at 1 PM. They share testimony, sing worship and share a message from the Word of God. This is an opportunity for the youth to practice leading, praying, singing and playing instruments in front of a congregation.
Children’s Sunday School
The Bhutanese/Nepali kids under 10 years old gather on Sunday mornings to learn teachings and stories of the Bible. They practice speaking and writing the Nepali language and singing worship songs.
Women’s Ministry
Every Saturday, the IRC women gather to have fellowship. They encourage and pray for each other. Sing worship music and share the Word of God. This effort is to strengthen the women to seek God as well as bonding interrelationships in the community.
Every Saturday, the IRC women gather to have fellowship. They encourage and pray for each other. Sing worship music and share the Word of God. This effort is to strengthen the women to seek God as well as bonding interrelationships in the community.
Chain Prayer
The first Friday of every month, we hold a 12 hour prayer meeting from 7pm to 7am. Every half hour is assigned to different groups of people in order to maintain a continuous prayer effort throughout the night. Some who are waiting for their assigned time share in fellowship while others may nap a short time. In the morning, we all gather for a mighty worship and thanksgiving to close the evening prayer.
The first Friday of every month, we hold a 12 hour prayer meeting from 7pm to 7am. Every half hour is assigned to different groups of people in order to maintain a continuous prayer effort throughout the night. Some who are waiting for their assigned time share in fellowship while others may nap a short time. In the morning, we all gather for a mighty worship and thanksgiving to close the evening prayer.
Paper Ministry
Many people in the community are still learning the American culture and language. One of the challenges involves reading mail, applying for jobs, applying for government benefits and paying bills. We gather on Friday evenings to help explain and fill out paperwork.
Welcome Team
Every two months, we receive one to three new Bhutanese/Nepali refugee families. The initial months of their arrival is a challenging transition time. Their greatest need is Jesus. Upon arriving, we will provide the family with a T.V. and DVD player. After sharing the Gospel, we pray for them. Then, we play a movie, “Life of Jesus”, that is in their native language. As part of the welcome package we may include a rice cooker, microwave, cell phone or even a laptop (depending on resources available).
Many people in the community are still learning the American culture and language. One of the challenges involves reading mail, applying for jobs, applying for government benefits and paying bills. We gather on Friday evenings to help explain and fill out paperwork.
Welcome Team
Every two months, we receive one to three new Bhutanese/Nepali refugee families. The initial months of their arrival is a challenging transition time. Their greatest need is Jesus. Upon arriving, we will provide the family with a T.V. and DVD player. After sharing the Gospel, we pray for them. Then, we play a movie, “Life of Jesus”, that is in their native language. As part of the welcome package we may include a rice cooker, microwave, cell phone or even a laptop (depending on resources available).
