Life on Mission

Our Mission Team encompasses the physical and spiritual needs of the church. They develop and manage programs, respond to benevolent needs within the church and community, work closely with our local Community Needs Agency, and plan missions trips locally and internationally. The missions and missionaries that we support are listed below with their contact information. A printed booklet is also available in the church office or you can download one here.

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The goal of Benevolence is to assist individuals in their times of need, help people rise above their financial problems, and ultimately lead them into a deeper relationship with Christ.

At Chillicothe Christian Church (CCC), we are committed to helping those who are in need. The CCC Benevolence Policy is hereby enacted to address those instances in which an individual arrives at our facility or contacts the church requesting material assistance. This ministry is designed to assist Christians within our church, Christians outside our church, and those who are not Christians (Galatians 6:10; John 17:20-21). We intend to supplement existing channels of help, rather than to replace them since every good source of help has God as the origin (James 1:16-17).

Click here for the Chillicothe Christian Chuch Benevolence Guidelines.

Here is the Chillicothe Christian Church Assistance Request Form. You may download the form by clicking here, or fill in the form online by clicking here.

Our Mission Partners

Not everyone can pack up all of their belongings and become career missionaries, and not everyone can go on short-term mission trips. But ALL of us can support missions in one way or another. It's so important to do this! Because whether you go on a mission trip to another country or support missions from right where you live, you'll find that you will expand the kingdom of Jesus by doing so.

Click on the mission partner’s logo to explore their website.


 

Bethany International

Sherry Glick seeks to share the Gospel in 50 communities in the remote areas and villages surrounding Zacatecas, Mexico.

Crossword Cafe

The Crossword Cafe/Chillicothe Youth Center was founded in 2001 to build positive relationships with students in grades 6-12 through mentoring, tutoring, teaching, discussion groups and just hanging out.

Harvest Prayer Ministries

Harvest Prayer Ministries exists to equip the local church to become a House of Prayer for all nations. Dave and Kim Butts work to transform lives through teaching prayer, consulting, developing resources, discipling, encouraging and partnering with churches.

Little Galilee Christian Camp

Little Galilee conducts camps, conferences, and rallies to the end that persons not yet Christian may be won to Christ and His Church as it is set forth in the new Testament, and that all Christian people of all ages may be build up in the Christian faith and life.

Pioneer Bible Translators

Sarah Harty serves with the Pioneer Bible Translators to help bridge the gap between the church and the Bibleless people around the world.

Small World Connections

Small World Connections is committed to serving ministries all around the world by building strong relationships, then doing what we can to connect the body of Christ in order to help those missionaries succeed.

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Stadia

Stadia plants churches that intentionally care for children. Valuing children is not optional for anyone who follows Jesus. The U.S. has millions of people who have no connection to a local church. These are people for whom God cares deeply for.

Vision Trust

VisionTrust International is a growing group of people with a passion to love the neediest children around the world. Ashley Hentrich's role is to partner with churches to help them inspire their communities to invest in a VisionTrust project that support the children.


“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”

— Matthew 28:19-20 NIV