
| Service Times | |
| Sunday School - | 9:00 AM |
| Worship - | 10:00 AM |
| (937) 848-2909 | |
| Bellbrook United Methodist Church Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors |
The Risk-taking Mission and Service ministry helps persons move out of their comfort zones and engage in actual face to face ministries within our community and abroad. Where impossible to go face to face, we are committed to sending money and supplies to help persons know the love of Jesus.
Recommendations for mission organizations that the church can support are always welcomed. Please provide as much information as you can about the organization. The mission organization should be faith-based, meet a physical and/or spiritual need, be fiscally responsible, and appeal to a broad range of people. Non faith-based organizations are also considered if their service is in harmony with Christian values.
Kim Lunay, Chairperson
The Missions ministry of Bellbrook United Methodist Church is committed to extravagant generosity in time, service, and finances. Your
contributions to the general budget of our church will provide local, national, and world mission ministry as described below. Exceptions to the giving through the general budget are the Coins for Christ, the Christmas offering, and the Special offerings of the United Methodist Church.
Family Resource CenterThe Family Resource Center serves families in the Bellbrook - Sugarcreek Township area of Greene County through children's programs, food, supplies, and emergency needs. Church members volunteer in the programs at the Family Resource Center. Our congregation provides Thanksgiving dinner and Christmas gifts for several families, distributes food through donations form the local farmers' market, provides lunch in the summer lunch program at the Bayberry Cove, and provide backpacks and school supplies through the center.
Habitat is an international programs whose goal is to provide an opportunity for clean, safe housing for families in need, and has built over 100,000 houses around the world. Habitat of Greene County is always in need of skilled volunteers, meals for workers, and donations.
We commit a portion of our annual Christmas offering for the ministerial association to use in coordination with St. Vincent DePaul at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church and the Family Resource Center to help persons in our city and township with rent, utility bills, and other emergency needs.
The Center provides the following services: 24-hours Crisis Line Support, temporary housing and residential programs for victims of domestic violence, counseling, Prevention/Education programs in junior and senior high schools and at the Juvenile Detention Center, Crisis Intervention Program, Children's Care and Activities during shelter stay. Good used items donated to Xenia Goodwill and designated for the Family Violence Prevention Center will provide credit vouchers for the center so guests of the shelter may purchase items with the vouchers.
St Paul is a mission church in East Dayton. We serve lunch to community people once or twice a year and help with the Christmas store the food bank. A member of the congregation serves on the advisory board for the Young Peacemakers Club and our congregation provides resources to help with the programs. We also provide used books for use by the local community (at no cost) and used clothing and household items for their second hand shop.
Oasis House is a ministry that addresses human trafficking with women who are employed in the "adult" clubs on North Dixie Drive in Dayton. We provide items for the ministry and volunteers work with the ministry through visits to jail and providing meals in the clubs. The 2011 confirmation class is committed to supporting this ministry.
This ministry seeks to raise awareness of environmental concerns and implementing programs in our church to address these needs.
A group from our congregation visits in a Xenia area nursing home on the first Saturday of each month.
Contact Kim Lunay to volunteer
| 2011-12 Budget for Local Missions | ||
| St. Paul Ministries | ||
| Lunches | $650.00 | |
| Oasis House | $400.00 | |
| Earth Keepers | $300.00 | |
| Other funds for emerging needs | $150.00 | |
Located in Eastern Kentucky, Red Bird Mission serves one of the poorest areas of our country. Red Bird Mission provides education, a medical clinic, emergency food and clothing, and assists in repairing and remodeling housing in the area. Mission teams travel from across the United States to serve at this United Methodist Mission.
We have committed funds to be in partnership with mission ministry in Nicaragua. One of our members is part of an annual mission team to Nicaragua.
| 2011-2012 Budget for National and World Missions |
||
| Red Bird Mission | $200.00 | |
| Nicaragua | $300.00 | |
Back to Top

Quick Links
Bellbrook United Methodist Church
47 E Franklin Street
Bellbrook, Ohio 45305
(937) 848-2909
office@bellbrookumc.org