lifepoint church mission trips

Thank you for your interest in serving on a mission trip with Lifepoint Church! Check out all of our upcoming trips below.

LOS ANGELES

LA Dream Center

JUNE 17-23, 2024

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India — Advancing Native Missions

AUG. 30 - SEP. 8, 2024

Advancing Native Missions

SEPTEMBER 20-27, 2024

Nov 6- 15, 2024

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PHILADELPHIA

Philly Dream Center

NOVEMBER 14-17, 2024

Out of an abundance of caution, we have decided to cancel this trip. Please check out the other mission trip opportunities we have available!

800 West Central Avenue

Sundays at 9:30 AM & 11:00 AM

Lewis Center

7404 Graphics Way

162 W Center Street

Sundays at 9:00 AM & 10:30 AM

6240 Lucas Road

Westerville

401 East Schrock Road

Sundays at 9 AM, 10:30 AM & 12 PM

Worthington

6540 Worthington Galena Rd

Sundays at 10:00AM

Wide open world

The Wide Open World Missions Fund was born out of a trip to South Africa. It was there that the words “the world is wide open to the Gospel” were spoken by a church planter. Since that time these words continue to inspire the movement of Lifepoint Church to glorify God by making disciples and multiplying churches locally and globally.

HOW WE DO MISSIONS AT LIFEPOINT

We want to send every member—to our neighborhoods and to the nations. Everyone at Lifepoint can be a part of making disciples of all nations, whether through praying, giving, or going. How is God sending you?

PRAY. We prayerfully depend on God.

“The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.” (Luke 10:2)

Prayer is foundational for the spread of the gospel and for the support of those that are being sent and have already obeyed. Through prayer the church participates in God’s work to advance the gospel to the ends of the earth.

"The history of missions is the history of answered prayer… it is the key to the whole missionary problem. All human means are secondary." – Samuel Zwemer

EQUIP. We train and equip Lifepoint attenders for global disciple-making.

We strive “...to equip the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ.” (Ephesians 4:12)

The church is responsible to train its people to be missionaries and every Christ-follower should be equipped to make disciples and multiply churches. At Lifepoint we want to provide the necessary knowledge, training and resources to help you do that. Being an active member of a local church is the best missionary training a Christian can receive.

SEND. We want Lifepoint attenders to make disciples and multiply churches locally and globally.

“How are they to preach unless they are sent?” (Romans 10:15)

The local church is the center for sending God’s people to serve. It is a priority of Lifepoint to send out our members from our church family. We connect Lifepoint members to missional opportunities around the Columbus area and across the world in regions where there is little to no access to the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Serve Your Campus

At Lifepoint Church our people serve through our Lifeteams. Our Lifeteams exist to create a welcoming, vibrant, Christ encountering environment for our guest and regular attenders.

The door greeter welcomes people at the Plain City Campus.

Serve The City

At Lifepoint, you’ll find that our local outreach is done almost entirely through our Lifegroups. We believe that across our 6 campuses and 100+ Lifegroups, we can simply do more and do it better when our groups take the initiative and serve where they naturally have influence and passion! Click below to see a list of our partners and / or find a list of serving opportunities through our Lifegroups. If you have additional questions, feel free to reach out to [email protected] .

Big Brother Big Sisters

For nearly 90 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio has operated under the belief that inherent in every child is incredible potential. As part of the nation’s largest donor- and volunteer-supported mentoring network, Big Brothers Big Sisters makes meaningful, monitored matches between adult volunteers ("Bigs") and children ("Littles"), ages 5 through young adulthood in communities across the country. We develop positive relationships that have a direct and lasting effect on the lives of young people.

Common Ground

Common Ground Free Store is a warm, welcoming place where basic material needs – clothing, shoes, household goods, linens, toys, personal care items, diapers, wipes, and prepared meals – are available to anyone for free. The Free Store is stocked with community donations and operated by a volunteer base of more than 1,800 compassionate individuals, working hard in mission and ministry. It is Common Ground's mission to share God’s loving gifts with all by providing basic needs in a caring, compassionate environment of unconditional acceptance and dignity, with a vision to freely serve all God’s children until no one is in need.

Daily Needs Assistance (DNA) is Christ-centered non-profit serving the widow, orphan, immigrant, and poor in greater Plain City. We offer critical resources and creative programming to reduce the impact of poverty and help families stabilize.

Delaware Dream Center

The Delaware Dream Center is a volunteer driven organization focused on sharing hope. We have programming throughout the entire year focused on serving families and seniors experiencing poverty in our city. We do all of this to share the LOVE and Truth of Jesus and see people find HOPE.

Grace Clinic

The mission of Grace Clinic is to love God and love people while using medicine as a vehicle to share the gift God gave us in Jesus. The medical staff will provide basic, sound, quality medical care to those who would otherwise not have access to it in a loving, compassionate, non-threatening way. The patient’s illness will be addressed by considering their physical, spiritual, emotional, mental and social needs.

International Friendships

International students often struggle with culture shock, stress, and loneliness when leaving their homes to study in the US. International Friendships, Inc. (IFI) is a national organization partnering with local churches, universities, and volunteers to provide life-changing hospitality and friendship to international students. We work strategically to make the world feel at home and extend God’s love globally — right where we are.

Leapin' Outreach

Leapin' Outreach Center is a non-profit volunteer organization in Marion Ohio that serves people in need in Marion providing free clothing & other items

Lifeline's Columbus Centre, along with Lifepoint families, fund and create meals for families struggling with malnutrition, food insecurity, and starvation due to economic circumstances, natural disasters, war, famine, and other tragedies. These meals go to help families in the Greater Columbus area, across the nation, and around the world.

Out of Darkness

The goal of Frontline Response’s Anti-Sex Trafficking Department, Out of Darkness, is to provide holistic, individualized, and trauma-informed care to adult victims of commercial sexual exploitation through a seamless continuum of services, including outreach, drop-in center, jail mentorship, 24-hour hotline services, safe home services, and long-term program placement. The consistent work of Out of Darkness provides a stable, safe space for victims to seek refuge. Out of Darkness is poised to respond to crisis situations, efficiently coordinate the care needed for stabilization, and make connections to long-term care on behalf of survivors.

Pregnancy Resources of Delaware County

Our mission is to provide life-affirming support and services that strengthen families in our community. The PRDC takes a holistic approach to caring for our clients and their families. We provide free pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, prenatal education, STD testing and treatment, support groups, mental health counseling, and mentorship.

Stowe Mission

At Stowe Mission we are guided by the Gospel to serve our neighbors in need. We inspire hope and offer resources in three essential areas - hunger, healthcare and education. We feed the hungry with hot meals and a food pantry, provide free vision and dental care, and support families through after school programs and a pregnancy resource center

Voice of Hope

Voice of Hope Pregnancy and Family Center is a Pro-Life For-Life ministry serving families in Crawford, Hardin, Marion, and Wyandot Counties. We are a life-affirming organization that promotes the Sanctity of Human Life and educates and equips individuals to make positive life choices consistent with God's design for family and sexuality. We encourage women and men to choose life by partnering with them to offset the anxieties caused by unplanned and planned pregnancies.

WARM provides compassionate, short-term assistance, educational services, and spiritual support in order to encourage individuals to achieve a God-reliant, self-sufficient life while restoring dignity and hope.

Worthington Resources Pantry

We are a food pantry and a resource center that serves neighbors in eight zip codes in northern Franklin and southern Delaware counties. Our mission is to feed our community by connecting neighbors to healthy food, resources, and each other.

Church Planting

At Lifepoint, we believe in reaching our world with gospel. One of the primary ways we do this nationally is through our church planting efforts. Each campus of Lifepoint has, or will have, a church plant partnership with whom they relationally lead. We connect with church plants through the SEND NETWORK of churches as part of our multiplication philosophy.

Steel City Church is located inside the city limits of Pittsburgh, PA, just minutes from downtown and the university hub of Oakland. Since their beginnings in August 2020, they have focused on engaging college students, young professionals, and families in 5 of Pittsburgh’s 90 city neighborhoods. Their mission is to help people learn and live the ways of Jesus by equipping and empowering their members to live on mission amid the rhythms of their daily lives.

On the west side of Cincinnati, only 25 minutes from downtown, Harrison is a town of 13,500 people. Within a seven-mile radius, there are 37,000 people and only one SBC church. Harrison is projected to grow by 3,000 people over the next five years, making it the perfect place to plant a church. http://gracechurchharrison.com/

Hope City Church is reaching people far from God in Bismarck, ND. They launched in January 2021 and have been passionately serving the city of Bismarck and making disciple-makers in real life. Their passion is to be a gospel-centered, disciple-making, city-loving, kingdom-advancing church.

The Chapel is a new church plant coming to Greater Lafayette, Indiana. We are a multi-generational church plant that is intentionally trying to reach college students. We will launch The Salt Company (our college ministry), on the campus of Purdue University.

Joshua Ashwill is the lead pastor at Salt and Light, located on Parsons Ave. in Columbus. Salt and Light is reaching the people of Columbus with the Good news of the gospel.

King’s City is a new church plant preparing to launch in Las Vegas, Nevada. Las Vegas is one the most culturally and ethnically diverse cities in the country. It was the 2nd most popular moving destination in 2022. It is the 5th most unchurched city in America. The need is great for the Gospel in Las Vegas.

Serve Globally

God is making a great name for himself among the nations, and he has called all Christians to be an active part of his mission. At Lifepoint we provide many sending opportunities for you in short and long-term missions.

If you have questions or would like more information related to missions, please email us at [email protected] or fill out this form .

LifePoint Missions

How Do We Do That?

Every Christian should be willing to go and share the gospel.

At LifePoint, we do this locally and globally. Every Christian has a responsibility to share the gospel right where they live with family, friends, colleagues and strangers who do not know Jesus Christ, and should be willing to go and share the gospel globally through short-term, focused mission trips organized by LifePoint.

Every Christian should be praying for the advancement of the gospel. This includes praying for missionaries serving around the world.

Jesus tells us in Matthew 9:38 to pray for workers to be sent into the fields because they are ready for harvest. A healthy church must continually pray for the gospel to advance throughout the world. We regularly receives updates from missionaries about work happening in their field and how we can help them through lifting up specific matters of prayer.

If you would like to be part of the team of people who receive these updates and pray for, communicate with and encourage these missionaries, email [email protected] and let us know!

Every Christian ought to give to the cause of the gospel around the world.

Partner With Us

Who We Support

At LifePoint we support missionaries and organizations both prayerfully and financially, supporting Gospel-advancing work happening right here in the Pioneer Valley and around the world.

*Note - there are missionaries who LifePoint regularly supports whose mission field is hostile toward Christianity. For their safety, we do not publicly publish their names or the location of their work.

Baptist Bible College Fellowship of Christian Athletes Globe Span Ministries New Hope Initiative Springfield Rescue Mission The Q-99.7 Christian Radio Station Christina’s House

United States Mark DuQuoy – AWANA Northeast

Canada Fred & Joyce Davis – Vancouver, BC

The Caribbean & Central America Scott & Gloria Brown – Mexico Jerry & Liz Harmon – Puerto Rico Larry & Sharon Lilly – Mexico Maudi Meek – Costa Rica John Ridings – Mexico Rick & Fran Schuessler – Bahamas Royce Vick – Mexico

Paul & Doris Brock – Germany Bill & Debbie Crawford – Germany Tom & Gail Gritts – England Ron & Nancy Minton – Ukraine Rick & Cheri Moeller – Scotland Dan & Patty Peters – Hungary Justin & Rachel Rhoades – England Eric & Lisa Simpson – England

Vern & Mary Smith – Tanzania

Tom & Janice Crawford – Indonesia Brenda Hayes – Philippines Del & Lora Hooge – Philippines Luke & Kelly Lyons – Philippines Brian & Meredith O’Hara – South Korea

Richard & Kathleen Hester

GLOBAL OUTREACH

Orphan outreach weekend.

On Sunday, April 30, 2023, we welcomed guests from Orphan Outreach in both Guatemala and Ukraine/Latvia who shared what God is doing around the globe. We also heard from Oksana Kozyna , world champion para-athlete, about the impact Orphan Outreach has made in her life.

When we invest in relationships, lives are changed, including our own.

You can make a difference – even halfway around the world lifepoint partners with incredible ministries in five different countries. when you partner with us, you could rescue a child from being trafficked in guatemala, provide training for a widow in ethiopia to support her family or give hope to an orphan in ukraine. you can also support one of our short-term mission trips., ukraine & latvia, ukraine is a large country in eastern europe known for its orthodox churches, black sea coastline and forested mountains. there are approximately 95,000 children in ukrainian orphanages; these children must leave the orphanage by the time they are 16 or 17., beginning in 2009, lifepoint church has partnered with alpha & omega and orphan outreach to help develop a program for orphan graduates in dnipro, ukraine called together for children. this ministry assists orphan graduates as they leave the orphanage system by providing the safety net of spiritual, physical and emotional support these graduates need as they transition to adulthood., due to the war in ukraine, some of our ukrainian friends are now in latvia. recent trips are now visiting orphan outreach partners in latvia who have relocated there., learn more about the trip planned for june 2024, guatemala, a central american country south of mexico, is home to volcanoes, rainforests and ancient mayan sites. yet 70 percent of its people live below the poverty level., lifepoint has multiple partnerships in guatemala. since 1996, we have partnered with oscar & ana campos, full-time missionaries who teach and lead at the central american theological seminary in guatemala city. we also partner with the local offices of two international ministries, orphan outreach & international justice mission (ijm) . these two organizations focus their efforts in guatemala on helping orphans, vulnerable children and child victims of abuse., rwanda, a small landlocked country in east-central africa, is trying to recover from the ethnic strife that culminated in the tragic genocide in 1994 where over 800,000 people were killed in 100 days., lifepoint partners with youth for christ/rwanda , a christian youth movement that reaches young people everywhere, working together with the local church and other partners to raise up lifelong followers of jesus. through yfc rwanda, we also sponsor students at the kigali christian school , allowing low-income students to receive a quality education., learn more about the trip currently planned for october 2024, ethiopia, in the horn of africa, is a rugged, landlocked country split by the great rift valley. with archaeological finds dating back more than 3 million years, it’s a place of ancient culture and tradition ., lifepoint partners with carry117 , a non-profit organization that concentrates its efforts in a village called korah, surrounding the city trash dump. the trash from 5 million people is dumped here. the people in korah all directly or indirectly benefit from the trash dump. either they eat from the dump, or they collect recyclables to sell for a living . unemployment, lack of education, homelessness, hiv/aids, leprosy, and poverty run rampant here., carry 117 provides a hand up out of poverty by employing and training at-risk women to measure, cut, and sew beautiful products that “carry” things. these women work hard to earn a paycheck, and with the fruit of their labor, they are able to put a roof over their head, send their own children to school, and feed their own family., every bag sold helps preserve families and prevent orphans through empowering women., want to learn more check out this short documentary ., check back for a possible trip in 2024, haiti is a caribbean country that shares the island of hispaniola with the dominican republic. over the years, economic, political, and social difficulties, as well as natural disasters, have plagued haiti with chronic poverty and other serious problems., since 2011, lifepoint has developed strong relationships with the people in the village of minoterie. in the first five years, mission of hope haiti (moh) helped us get to know the people and the culture. many families at lifepoint enjoy sponsoring students at moh schools. in 2017, lifepoint began focusing our efforts on faith and action ministries (fam) which is a haitian organization based in the village of minoterie. fam’s primary work is to promote spiritually and physically healthy families and marriages., no trips currently planned, interested in going on a mission trip, learn more here, what is required from me to be on a team.

If your application is approved, you will need to attend the team preparation meetings and raise funds to cover trip costs.

Is a passport required?

Yes, traveling outside the United States requires an up-to-date passport. Passports cost approximately $175. For more information about applying for or renewing a passport, please visit the U.S. Passport website .

How can I pay for my trip?

Participants are encouraged to begin the fundraising process as soon as they are confirmed on the mission team. We suggest sending out support letters to family and friends as soon as possible.

What vaccinations will I need to get?

Please visit the CDC travel website for the most up-to-date recommendations for the country you are visiting and consult your medical professional to determine what vaccinations you will need.

How long is a mission trip and what is the cost?

The length of a trip is dependent on the area and purpose. An average length of time for a trip is 7 – 10 days. The cost can vary widely depending on the length of time and region.

Is there an age requirement to participate on a LifePoint Missions trip?

Participants must be at least 12 years old, depending on the trip. 12-14 year-olds must be accompanied by parent/guardian and 15-17 year-olds need a signed consent form.

Lifepoint Missions

We help people learn to love god, love people, and make disciples of jesus christ., local missions.

We exist to love God, love people, and make disciples of Jesus Christ.

So many people in our communities are trapped in cycles of pain, poverty, and addiction. We believe that Jesus Christ has the power to transform people’s lives. Our first responsibility is to do whatever it takes to reach people with God’s Word.

But we also believe that education is one of the best ways to help people break out of those cycles, which is why we have intentionally developed a partnership with our local school system.

Through Backpacks of Hope, we provide healthy, weekend meals to local elementary students. In these tough times, many of our local students don’t have access to food on the weekends. We don’t think Jesus likes that, so we’re trying to do something about it.
If you would like to see current statistics or volunteer with Backpacks of Hope, check out their Facebook page . To donate directly to this ministry, click here .

We also have financial and volunteer partnerships with Starting Point, Touchpoint, Lazarus Recovery, Hope in Knox, Winter Sanctuary, and Hot Meals.

Church Planting in North America

We believe Jesus Christ is the hope of the world, and we believe that church planting is the most effective way to see people love God, love people, and make disciples of Jesus Christ. Through our partnership with SEND Network and SEND Relief , we are actively involved in helping plant churches and meet tangible needs all across North America.

In 2016 and 2018, we helped to directly plant Lifepoint Church in both Delaware and Westerville. In 2022, we helped launch Lifepoint Church in Marion. We also have developed a partnership with the Bridge Church to support their Gospel work in Brooklyn, NY.

To explore the possibility of joining a church planting team, email our Lead Pastor, Adam Pursel .

To find information or to sign up for our upcoming short-term mission trips, email our Missions Director, Deana Wolf .

International Missions

Through our partnership with the International Mission Board , we are able to help support thousands of missionaries all over the globe. We have direct partnerships with La Fuenta de Vida Church in Coquimbo, Chile, and a partnership designed to share the Gospel with Muslims in London. In the Fall of 2023, we sent out our first long-term missionary couple to Sicily. We will begin taking regular short-term trips to support them in their work over the coming years.

To find out how you can be involved in cross-cultural mission work, email our Missions Director, Deana Wolf .

Short-term Missions

Short-term mission opportunities.

Below are the trips planned for 2024. Please join us in praying for the eternal impact that each of the teams will have on the people they will interact with on their trip. If you would like more information about any of the upcoming trips, please contact us or talk with the team leader directly.

Trips for 2024

Burundi, serving alongside Sister Connection

Dates: April 1-14

Trip Leader: Josh Krumenacher

Kentucky, serving alongside Laurel Mission

Dates: June 16-21

Trip Leader: Greg Meadows & Joe Seip

Germany, serving alongside the Skopych Family

Dates: Early July

Trip Leader: Jason Nye

Mexico, serving alongside OMS

Dates: September 7-14

Trip Leader: Tony Guinn

Jordan, serving alongside LifePoint ministry partners

Dates: September 28-October 8

Trip Leaders: Chloe & Joshua Sneed

Mission Trip Application

If you are interested in going on one of our upcoming short-term mission trips, please click here to download a Mission Trip Application.

Go therefore and make disciples of all nations

Matthew 28:19.

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Missions and Outreach Successes of 2023

In 2023, LifePoint’s Missions and Outreach initiatives witnessed amazing growth. Achieving remarkable success in forging new partnerships, growing new leaders, and extending financial support to worthy causes. We proudly added four new partners to our roster, furthering our impact both locally and globally.

Locally, the Healing Hands Medical Clinic became a valuable addition, amplifying our commitment to physical and spiritual health working together. The Produce Market, attracted 570 visitors during its inaugural season, showcasing our dedication to supporting neighbors physical needs to be fed, and introducing them to LifePoint. The Produce Market ministry leader, Tina Ortega-Thomas, is still actively working to get this ministry serving the community again.

On the global stage, we welcomed IndoPartners, broadening our support of spreading the gospel into Indonesia. While aligning ourselves with Samaritan’s Purse Disaster Relief Mission Team and Mission Leaders Jamie Morse, Nicole Calvert, and Becky Haas, strengthened LifePoint’s capacity for national and local responses for when natural disasters hit.

Financial support played a pivotal role in our endeavors, with two existing partners, Blacksheep and Haitian Christian Ministries, receiving vital funds to help to continue to serve those in need. While we still are not able to send teams to Haiti due to the continued civil unrest, this financial commitment underscores our ongoing dedication to fostering sustainable and Holy Spirit filled change in the communities and nations we serve, including Haiti.

Our mission trips in 2023 totaled seven, with highlights including Samaritan’s Purse Disaster Relief Missions to Florida and Tennessee, Arizona Reservation Ministries initiatives on the San Carlos Reservation, and a My360 Project trip to Mexico. These experiences not only enriched and grew our mission team members but also left a lasting impact on the communities we visited. Through these mission trips, new leaders were identified and have stepped forward into the role of being a servant leader for the church and those they lead and mentor on future missions.

In terms of outreach, LifeCare had an abundance of needs from the San Tan Valley community, fulfilling 67 community requests with the help of 102 volunteers, LifeCare met physical needs, and planted seeds for the Spirt to move. The success of The Big Give 2023, Christmas in Belize Fundraiser, exceeded the $3,000 goal, supporting the continued discipleship efforts for the children of Gales Point, Belize . The Giving Tree had 186 tags fulfilled, and an amount of $2,250 in gift cards for our local partners to use to serve those in need. Operation Christmas Child had 468 donation-filled shoeboxes collected, including 283 from our church and packing party event. Lastly $3,000 from the Christmas Eve offering was given to our local and global partners to bless them at Christmas time.

Other outreach initiatives, such as Baskets of Blessings had five baskets given to neighbors in need. The Community Picnic had the majority in attendance from the neighborhood and was being served by the church. These efforts further solidified our commitment to building a stronger and unified community through the act of kindness and service to others.

We’re not just about events – our commitment extends to life-saving efforts. LifePoint hosted three community blood drives in collaboration with Healing Hands Medical Clinic resulting in 30 first-time donors, 94 products collected, and an estimated 280 lives saved. As a testament to love and lead like Jesus did, LifePoint congregant and Haiti Mission Leader, Becky Haas now serves on the Board of Directors of the Haitian Christian Ministries, while Executive Pastor Tim Ferrara serves on the Board of Directors of Paladin Sports Outreach.

The successes of 2023 serve as a testament to the unwavering commitment the church has, to live out The Great Commission, Matthew 28, 17-20, “And Jesus came and said to them, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.”. This past year we have seen God move hurdles out of the way and make a path when we didn’t see one. We saw our Father care for our loved ones at home, as we served and cared for those that don’t know the love of the Father. All the praise and glory to our Father in Heaven for the abundance of joy He has given to us as the church went out to all the nations and served those He seeks after. Here’s to another year of transformative, Spirt lead missions and outreach!

To learn more about our Mission and Outreach partners visit: https://lifepointaz.com/missions-and-outreach/

Angela Noel

Missions Director

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We believe every Christian is called to make a difference in the lives of others. Learn how we participate in local, national, and international missions and how you can get involved.

What is OUtreach?

We want to help people discover their passion and purpose through not only serving in church, but serving in their community. At Lifepoint we have a value of servanthood. We say that saved people serve people! We develop leaders and help them fulfill the purpose that is stirred deep inside them. People are important to us and we strive to show that in everything we do at Lifepoint. We want people in our communities to know that they matter and they belong. ‍

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EMBRACE GRACE Group

Embrace Grace is a ministry that offers hope for single pregnant women. This group focuses on how God's grace and love is never-ending, no matter what our past is and what we're going through. It offers hope to the hopeless and broken hearted that have found themselves with an unexpected pregnancy. We are here to encourage and dismiss the stigma of shame and guilt that a single pregnant woman may feel during this time. Our next semester will begin on Monday, February 27th at 6 pm at Lifepoint Church. Please contact Natish Lawson at [email protected] or phone (910) 391-7534 with questions. We look forward to celebrating the miraculous life that you are carrying. Congratulations!

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