Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Operation Inasmuch Pintlala!


On Saturday, May 19th, 70 members of Pintala Baptist Church joined together to reach their community for Christ in a one day mission blitz of their community. Members gathered in the fellowship hall Saturday morning and were “sent out” into the community led by pastor Gary Burton (who helped cleaned a creek full of garbage) to share God’s love in a tangible way. Members cleaned a community creek that was overrun with garbage, picked up litter off of Hwy 31, washed cars near the ball park, did car safety checks, worked to clean a sick persons yard, garage and roof, built a porch for a senior citizen, did a blood pressure check and the children made care packages for deployed military personnel and Adallum House. It was a day of excitement where kids to seniors all worked together to reach their community with acts of kindness that showed the community that they were cared for by Pintlala Baptist.

Operation Inasmuch is based on Matthew 25:40, “Inasmuch as you have done it to the least of these, you have done it unto me.”
For information on how to do an Operation Inasmuch in your community, contact Lisa Rose at 334-271-6794. the website for more information on materials is....www.operationinasmuch.com

MBA Ministry Directors

Adoption and Foster Care Ministry

Lisa Rose

334-271-6794

lrose@mgbaptists.org


Conversational English School

Director, Susan West

334-312-7057

montgomeryceschool@yahoo.com

Family Resource and Counseling Ministry

Director, Dr. Kline Johnson

334-271-6241

counseling@mgmbaptist.org

Forest Park Ministry Center

Director, Donna McCollough

334-529-5726

forestparkministry@gmail.com

www.forestparkministry.blogspot.com

Montgomery Mixtec Ministry

Lisa Rose

334-27106794

lrose@mgmbaptists.org


Samaritan Inn Ministries

Director, Debbie Jones

334-462-7108

samaritaninn14@gmail.com

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Ten Ways You Can Serve Greater Montgomery

1. Connect with one of the 6 Cooperative Ministries listed on this blog.

2. Do a neighborhood survey and find out what your community wants and needs.

3. Tithe 1/10 of your garden and give to a family in need.

4. Read to a child at one of the public schools in your area. The administration would love to have you serve.


5. Start an Fellowship of Christian Athletes club at a local jr high or high school.

6. Take gift bags to new neighbors around your home or church with information about the church/community.

7. Adopt a school and be a prayer partner with them.


8. Call Alabama Post/Pre Adoption Connections(APAC-334-409-9477) in Montgomery and find out how you can support adoptive families.

9. Offer to host an ESL or Conversational English class in your church. Someone can come and train your church to teach ESL too.

10. Gather in good condition clothing and take to the centers. Ask Forest Park about their "Good Samaritan Clothing Ministry".