MISSIONS

LOCAL SUPPORT

Grace House Rochester provides a smooth transition to community life for men recently released from a correctional facility by providing a highly-structured program based on Christian principles. Grace House is staffed 24 hours a day with a program designed to bring accountability and responsibility into the residents’ lives. Grace House residents are provided with food, clothing, hygiene products, medical needs and transportation, as well as the ability to receive spiritual and mental health counseling at no personal cost. The goal is for Grace House residents to become productive members of society and gain the life skills necessary to live independently.

Compass Care is committed to “Erasing the Need” for abortion.CompassCare pregnancy services is Upstate New York’s trusted source and leader in women’s reproductive healthcare. CompassCare operates professional medical offices in Buffalo and Rochester, with staff dedicated to serving women facing unplanned pregnancies and sexual health needs by transforming their fear into confidence. Their professional medical staff is committed to providing ethical and confidential services in a caring environment. All services are at no cost to the patient.

Mission Share is a Not-For-Profit corporation that demonstrates the love of God in practical ways to the residents of Greece, NY. Mission Share started in the winter of 1993 with a Christmas outreach for several local families in need of assistance. From there, Mission Share expanded its outreach efforts by providing food on a regular basis. Today, Mission Share has it’s own facility in Greece, NY, that hosts a food market and clothing center, pregnancy care, life application classes and more. 

Athletes in Rochester is an extension of Athletes in Action, serving the student athletes of SUNY Brockport and Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Athletes in Rochester provides team building events, care packages and meals for the student athletes, in addition to spiritual care, Bible studies and a home-away-from-home family environment.

Agape Haven of Abundance is a small, non-profit organization in the city of Rochester, rendering charitable services to the local community. Agape Haven of Abundance strives to reduce poverty by providing food security, clothing resources, health education and emotional support services to the disenfranchised and poverty stricken population of Rochester. Agape runs several community outreach programs with compassion and love, looking to provide refuge, restore hope and bring about change in their community. Agape serves all ages and genders.

GLOBAL SUPPORT

Rehema Home is a Kenyan organization, founded in 1998 by Kenyan leaders who refused to ignore the orphan crisis in their communities. "Rehema” is the Swahili word for mercy.  Rehema Home is committed to caring for each child, regardless of their health status.  Each child is given a home and a family when they enter Rehema Home. They receive food, clothing, health care, an education, plus love and a hope for the future. Rehema Home is one organization with two distinct locations: Nairobi and Bukura. NTCC officially sponsors 2 children at Rehema Home : Simon and Essie.

The Seidlers are dedicated to seeing revival break forth in every nation and neighborhood. They carry a passion to see every believer live on mission and step into their destiny. The Seidlers train leaders in evangelism, discipleship, strategic growth, and leadership development. Their lives define what it means to be a world changer.  The Gateway Project forms and plants apostolic teams in the most strategic cities on the planet, creating long term Kingdom solutions in the least reached cities in the world.

Recruiting and launching new missionaries. 
PEFA Runda pastoral leadership.  
Nation-2-Nation Christian University facilitator.

David and Michelle Heed are Elim Fellowship missionaries in Kigoma, Tanzania, with an emphasis on children’s ministries. The Heed’s raise up and train local churches and leaders to carry on the work and have seen great multiplication in their ministry because of that. The Heed’s ministry includes feeding programs, English tutoring, health insurance, Biblical instruction and personal hygiene.

Due to the sensitive nature of the region and work, the personal information of our missionary here in this work can not be given.  The mission is to make disciples and plant the church among the 400 unreached people groups of the Arab world. 
Amongst 16 countries and 300 million people, 5% know Jesus.

Light to the Nations was started by Pastors Philip and Renée Murdoch, with a focus on reaching the lost in Brazil. They have grown to 3 campuses and the Rio Dream Center, where they assist, serve, train and build up some of the poorest people in Rio de Janeiro through food, education, sports, health, clothing and spiritual care. Light to the Nations is part of a global church planting initiative led by Pastor Philip that trains and equips native pastors to plant multiplying churches worldwide.

The Nicavangelists is a talent-development program that takes in at-risk youths from the streets of Managua, the capital and largest city of Nicaragua. The Nicavangelists program provides participants with food, housing, clothing and an education, while developing their skills in the performance arts such as tricking, breakdance and Martial Arts.  The Nicavangelists seek to create a bright future for these incredibly gifted youths by giving them opportunities to share their hope, talents and culture with the world, while providing opportunities for them to grow physically, emotionally and spiritually.