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Genesis is a Rainbow
Covenant Church, which means we are faithful in our
commitment to mission giving and mission work; locally, nationally and
globally. We support the
UMCOR avenues for mission. Genesis continues to send work teams to Eastern
Carolina for Hurricane Floyd relief. |
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Aids Care Team This team provides compassionate, non-judgmental care and support for persons living with AIDS or HIV. This includes providing assistance, transportation and companionship to our "Care Partner." We are associated with TRAIN. (Triangle Aids Interfaith Network) Contact: |
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The Carying Place Assist families to develop plans and acquire skills to maintain adequate, affordable housing. Provides a meal to these families once each quarter at their weekly support meeting. Contact: |
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CROP Walk for Hunger Part of a national ministry that raises funds to help teach 3rd World people how to grow their own food. Money is raised through a 10K walk supported financially by sponsors. The walk is held on the first Sunday of October. Contact: Robert Buncati More Information>> |
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Disciple Bible Study Prison
Ministry Participate in Disciple Bible Study being taught in area prisons. Contact: Kirby Lewis |
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The Dorcas Shop The Dorcas Shop sells quality clothing and miscellaneous household items at inexpensive prices to assist individuals and families in need in the Cary community. Genesis volunteers staff the Dorcas Shop on East Chatham Street from 10 AM -2 PM on the third Saturday of each month. Contact: Helen Gardner |
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Relay for Life Join the walking teams and assist in raising money to find a cure for cancer. Associated with the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life national fund raiser. Contact: Mike and Lynn Mull or Randy and Linda Waite More Information>> |
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Red Cross Blood Drive Contact: Michael Patton |
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Senior Citizens Ministry Assist nursing home residents, primarily at Chatham Creek Nursing Home, by planning special events and providing needed personal items. Our long-range plan is to adopt a resident who is without local family members. Contact :Mary Ann Scott |
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Share the Joy Take flowers from our Sunday worship services to retirement and nursing homes on a rotating schedule. Contact: Tammy Zucco |
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Society of St. Andrews Participate in gleaning of leftover food in local fields. Contact: Brad Diard |
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Work-First Family Ministry Assist a family in preparation to no longer require government assistance. Help with clothing, transportation, resumes, babysitting and moral support. Contact: Howard Garner |
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Food Bank of North Carolina This local distribution center serves nearly 500 agencies that provide food directly to hungry people in North Carolina. Assist in sorting and re-packaging of food. Contact: Scott McAllister |
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Work Team for Flood relief Participate in the ongoing rebuilding efforts for people affected by Hurricane Floyd. Contact: Julio Alvarez |
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Hand-in-Hand A mission opportunity for the UMC to connect with the local schools to help children that are in need of caring adults to be mentors, tutors and coaches. Connect: Connie Orander |
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Medical Mission Alliance Provides quality and affordable health and dental care to those employed persons and their families in Wake County, who are unable to otherwise obtain or afford health insurance. Contact: Mike Artman |
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| Committee Co-Chairs: Kelly Lewis and Brad Diard |
This page was last updated on: Wednesday, October 15, 2003 11:44:40 PM