Missions
CambodiaCoCNW supports Bible and English Study and Training (BEST) center in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Volunteers whose native language is English go to the center for a minimum of one month to teach English to students using Bible lessons as the text. It is not necessary to have a degree to qualify.
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Food Pantry2nd Tuesday of each month
12:30 - 2:00 P.M. Serving the Peoria County area Identification is required: valid ID/S.S. Card May request additional I.D. if necessary 1 Food Pantry order per household Must pick up at church building with proper ID. Entrance is to the back of the church building..ample parking is available. |
Myanmar (Burma)Partners in Progress is another Non-governmental Organization that provides English instruction in Yangon, Myanmar using Bible lessons as the text. Unlike BEST these efforts are scheduled only once or twice a year.
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South Side MissionOur Youth Group visits Peoria's South Side Mission once a month to serve a meal at the shelter and play with the children.
We also participate in Chuch services at the mission as well. We greatly enjoy our visits to the South Side Mission and feel blessed with each and every visit. For more information about South Side Mission please visit their website at https://www.southsidemission.org. |
Youth MissionsYouth at High School level have a yearly opportunity to serve in various mission trips. In the past the team has served in South Dakota, Mississippi, Indiana, Tennessee, and Nicaragua. The team engages in community services for various levels of society within the United States. The team has been involved in putting on childrens' programs, working in donations facilities, construction and physical labor toward home improvements, and disaster relief.
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Zambia Medical Mission
Yearly medical mission to various communities within Zambia. Thousands of patients are served every single day on this mission. We are blessed to provide medical, dental, and vision services to thousands of individuals who would likly otherwise never receive care due to remote locations and inability to afford required travel to obtain medical care. Many people travel to these clinics for several days to receive medicine and/or medical attention on a wide variety of afflictions.
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