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	Home Church News Worship Youth Children Staff/Officers What We Believe Outreach/Ministry Calendar Newsletters Photo Gallery Related Links Contact Us		Outreach/Ministry News MIssions and Fellowship Opportunities Midway Ministerial Association January 2008 The Midway Ministerial Association is separated into two parts. Midway Christian Church helps those in need of assistance with rent or utilities and Midway Baptist Church houses the Midway Food Pantry. These services are utilized more than you might think. As always, this time of year hits everyone very hard and there has been a tremendous need for food. The Midway Food Pantry is bare. There is an urgent need for everything. Some of the items that are used alot are: canned meat (tuna, salmon, spam, beef stew, etc.), soup, canned fruits and vegetables, pancake mix, syrup, cereal, oatmeal, packages of side dish mixes, and boxed mashed potatoes. If everyone could put one or two extra items in their cart each time you shop it would be a tremendous help to the community. You may bring items to Midway Christian Church for pick up or you can drop them off at Midway Baptist Church. Hope Ministries Food Pantry October 2007 The Hope Center Food Pantry is in need of the following canned items: carrots, mixed vegetables, Spaghettios, tomato soup, and chicken noodle soup. Week of Compassion Since 1946, the Week of Compassion offering has provide an opportunity for each of us to become participants in humanitarian work that expresses God’s love to our neighbors far and wide-not just to victims of the major disasters that saturate the media, but to victims of the disasters that repeat themselves each and every day. Gifts to Week of Compassion support programs that help our neighbors around the world build lives and communities that are healthy, safe, and sustainable, making a huge difference in the lives of millions of families by creating sustainable sources of food for rural villages, providing women micro-credit to start poverty-escaping businesses, teaching trades and job skills to people maimed by land mines and offering children a chance to survive past the age of five and go to school. By participating in Week of Compassion, we can experience the joy of showing and sharing God’s love-offering a hand to the stranger in need and making a difference in the lives of our neighbors around the world.
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Outreach/Ministry News

Midway Ministerial Association

January 2008
The Midway Ministerial Association is separated into two parts. Midway Christian Church helps
those in need of assistance with rent or utilities and Midway Baptist Church houses the Midway Food Pantry.

These services are utilized more than you might think. As always, this time of year hits everyone very hard and there has been a tremendous need for food. The Midway Food Pantry is bare. There is an urgent need for everything. Some of the items that are used alot are: canned meat (tuna, salmon, spam, beef stew, etc.), soup, canned fruits and vegetables, pancake mix, syrup, cereal, oatmeal, packages of side dish mixes, and boxed mashed potatoes. If everyone could put one or two extra items in their cart each time you shop it would be a tremendous help to the community.

You may bring items to Midway Christian Church for pick up or you can drop them off at Midway Baptist Church.

Hope Ministries Food Pantry

October 2007
The Hope Center Food Pantry is in need of the following canned items: carrots, mixed vegetables, Spaghettios, tomato soup, and chicken noodle soup.

Week of Compassion

Since 1946, the Week of Compassion offering has provide an opportunity for each of us to become participants in humanitarian work that expresses God’s love to our neighbors far and wide-not just to victims of the major disasters that saturate the media, but to victims of the disasters that repeat themselves each and every day.

Gifts to Week of Compassion support programs that help our neighbors around the world build lives and communities that are healthy, safe, and sustainable, making a huge difference in the lives of millions of families by creating sustainable sources of food for rural villages, providing women micro-credit to start poverty-escaping businesses, teaching trades and job skills to people maimed by land mines and offering children a chance to survive past the age of five and go to school.

By participating in Week of Compassion, we can experience the joy of showing and sharing God’s love-offering a hand to the stranger in need and making a difference in the lives of our neighbors around the world.