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Because You Gave ~ 2020 Because You Gave ~ 2020 Stewardship at All Saints’ Church The All Saints’ Church leadership is committed to serving as good stewards of the gifts and financial donations we receive. We strive to be frugal and transparent in our decision-making. Copies of the monthly and annual budget are posted in the glass case near the elevator, and anyone with questions is always welcome to contact the office. Your generous giving goes far beyond providing for the mortgage, salaries, and supplies needed to conduct and maintain day-to-day operations at All Saints’. We are committed to dedicating at least ten percent of the church’s income to help fund outreach and other Christian programs locally and abroad. Due to budgetary constraints, our current giving in this area remains at ten percent, but we eagerly look forward to the day we’ll be able to raise our level of giving to outreach to meet more of the needs around us, Because You Gave. The following pages detail the All Saints’’ Church Domestic and International Outreach provisions for 2020, and describe some of the services those programs bring to the community. Learn more and watch videos about the ministries All Saints’ supports: www.allsaintswoodbridge.org/because-you-gave Serving the Community... 2020 Domestic Outreach Budget Total $35,552 ACTS...Ministries historically include day care centers, emergency financial assistance, a food pantry, transitional housing, the Help Line, and a comprehensive domestic violence prevention and intervention program to include the whole family-women, men, and children. Additionally, this year All Saints’ Church has partnered with ACTS during the COVID-19 crisis to help with additional needs caused by this difficult season. ($5000) American Anglican Council USA...For 20 years, the American Anglican Council has promoted and defended Biblical Anglicanism in North America and world-wide, battling false, un-Christian teachings in regions where the authority of Holy Scripture, the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and biblical marriage are all under attack. ($500) Bill Mehr Drop-In Center...is a permanent center at the Prince William County Winter Shelter site. Services include: showers, hot meals, counseling, GED classes, religious education, referrals for healthcare services, job readiness training, computer access, and case management services. ($5,000) Care-Net Pregnancy Center...provides medical services, pregnancy tests, ultrasound pregnancy confirmation, and classroom instruction. Additional support includes prenatal and parenting education, sexual integrity classes, and abortion recovery Bible studies—whatever is needed to help clients make life changing decisions. They also share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with each client. They now serve the community at 2 locations, Manassas and Woodbridge. ($300) The Cooperative Council of Ministries...Empowered by the grace of God, and acknowledging that we can accomplish more together, the CCoM is a coalition of Christian churches actively witnessing our common faith in Jesus Christ through advocacy and service to those in need. ($80) Global Service Network: Jim & Bea Fishback...By providing support and resources for men and women to be laborers in God’s harvest, GSN accomplishes its mission, empowering servants of Christ to take the gospel to the world. Jim and Bea work under the GSN umbrella in North Carolina, helping strengthen military marriages and families. ($3,000) Cutting Edge...Edge Clubs are about teaching our students to be missionaries in their own schools. This year we have students serving at several of the high schools and middle schools throughout Prince William County. The cool part is the leadership that the youth have taken upon themselves to bring Christ into the schools. Each Edge Club is unique, much like children in a family. Therefore, at different levels, each club is reaching out in different ways to the lost and to students who need the message of hope. ($1,000) Common Recovery...From Chuck and Desiree: At Common Recovery, our goal is to shower Prince William County with a message of hope. We walk with people and show them the way out of addiction. Last year, Common Recovery served more than 100 men and women through the jails, churches, the Common Recovery center, and the Peer House. There is something really special about seeing someone come in broken and hurting (sometimes more than once) and find real recovery and relationship with Jesus. Then the real treat is when you see that same person helping someone else enter a new life! ($3,000) Kairos of Virginia...Kairos Prison Ministry International, Inc. (Kairos) is a Christian, faith-based ministry that addresses the spiritual needs of incarcerated men, women, youth, and their families. By sharing the love and forgiveness of Jesus Christ, Kairos hopes to change hearts, transform lives, and impact the world. Your financial gift provides Bibles and supplies, and offsets other costs associated with the Kairos Weekend. Your prayer support sustains the Kairos team and ladies at the correctional facility through weekend preparation, execution, and aftercare. And your cookies, well, those are truly a blessing. ($1,000) Good News Jail Ministry...The work of the Good News Jail & Prison Ministry is to plant and build the church of Jesus Christ around the world. Our work takes us to places most would never consider, jails and prisons, where we are seeing God do amazing things to transform the hearts and lives of men, women and children behind bars. According to John Wilson, a Good News Jail Ministry minister, “Because You Gave, our chaplain is funded and the Gospel now has access to the men and women in need of hope, whose dreams are held in chains.” ($2,000) Titus Institute for Church Planting...The ACNA Titus Institute for Church Planting and Multiplication was created from a desire to see leaders planting healthy, reproducing churches all over North America. The name comes from St. Paul’s letter to Titus where he reminds his protégé that “the reason I left you behind in Crete was to raise up leaders in every city to finish the work we have begun.” (Titus 1:5) That’s what we’re about: raising up (that is, training, coaching, and empowering) leaders in every city in North America to plant and grow new churches. ($2,500) Theological Education Trinity School for Ministry...is a multi-denominational leader in distance/on-line programs and excels in their service to adult learners who wish to further their Christian education and/or ministry training but do not wish to leave their families, churches, or communities. ($500) Nashota House...is a center for High Church theology, discipline, and the ideals of the Oxford Movement. As an institution, we are committed to influencing both the Church and world from a rootedness in the person and work of Jesus Christ, and it is through Christ that, since our founding in 1842, our mission has been able to continue: providing the highest quality of leaders, both lay and ordained, for the mission of the Church. ($500) Streetlight Community Outreach Ministries...is one of our outreaches here at All Saints’ that allows volunteers to minister in person, to many who our Savior might have referred to as “the least of these.” In previous years and right up until COVID-19 restrictions prohibiting hands-on serving, volunteers have staffed the serving line, dishing up nutritious meals, smiles and encouragement to a sometimes invisible community that lives on the margins of society. During COVID-19, we have continued to provide food monthly. These are people who live within the highway cloverleaf areas, sometimes only visible in winter when the leaves have fallen, or when their blue tarp shelters stand out against the snow on the frozen ground. Because you answered the call to serve or prepare a meal, many of these individuals or families received the blessing of a hot, nutritious meal. In some cases, it was likely the only hot meal that they enjoyed that week. ($5,000) Un-Trim-A-Tree...All Saints’ participates in the “Un-Trim-A-Tree” program each December, which provides gifts for children in Prince William county who are in need. We will continue this important outreach this year but, because of COVID-19, it will look a bit different. Check upcoming newsletters for details. Gifts are then brought to the church to be blessed on a Sunday close to Christmas. In 2019, the organization served more than 5,000 children through the Un-Trim-A-Tree program. ($800) Serving the World 2020... All Saints’ International Outreach Budget Total $35,525 Anglican Fund for Relief and Development...Our Mission: Inspired by God’s radical grace, we exist to empower Anglicans in the developing world to show the love of Christ to those in need in their own communities: Clean water for the thirsty, jobs for the poor, education for children, food for the hungry, and hope for those without hope. ($1,500) Uganda Christian University Partners...Uganda Christian University Partners is a non-profit charitable organization committed to raising public awareness about Uganda Christian University in the United States by seeking material and spiritual support for students through sponsorships, and by procuring funds for buildings and other needed projects. Uganda Christian University Partners seeks to further the University’s mission: preparing students ‘through teaching, scholarship, service, spiritual formation, student development, and social involvement…for thoughtful, productive lives of Christian faith and service in their respective professions and places. ($1,000) Missionary Support: SAMS (Rev. Jessica Hughes)...serves with SAMS (Society of Anglican Missionaries and Senders) as a lecturer at Uganda Christian University, teaching, lecturing, marking exams, supervising dissertations, and supervising and evaluating the practical skills of students in chapel. She also supports the Chaplaincy as needed with preaching, leading services, and discipleship.
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