MISSIONS
"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
We talk about missions a lot at Spring Hill. Every month we are DOING missions: sending groups to serve others, collecting supplies for local needs, feeding the hungry, sharing Christ, helping children, supporting other churches and ministries and much more. Through our giving to Cooperative Missions we support the work of missionaries throughout the United States and around the world. In a typical year, nearly 30% of Spring Hill's total income goes to support mission causes locally, nationally and internationally.
You can support the Berry, Lamm, Munson and Smith families by praying for them, giving to our Christmas Offering or GOING on a short-term mission trip to work alongside them.
To find out more info on how to get involved with the missions ministry, contact office@springhillbaptist.org or (434)973-7473.
We talk about missions a lot at Spring Hill. Every month we are DOING missions: sending groups to serve others, collecting supplies for local needs, feeding the hungry, sharing Christ, helping children, supporting other churches and ministries and much more. Through our giving to Cooperative Missions we support the work of missionaries throughout the United States and around the world. In a typical year, nearly 30% of Spring Hill's total income goes to support mission causes locally, nationally and internationally.
You can support the Berry, Lamm, Munson and Smith families by praying for them, giving to our Christmas Offering or GOING on a short-term mission trip to work alongside them.
To find out more info on how to get involved with the missions ministry, contact office@springhillbaptist.org or (434)973-7473.
Short Term Missions:
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Spring Hill is sponsoring a mission trip to Southeast Kentucky 4/10th -4/15th in order to share Christ with children, encourage teachers, and distribute 10,000 boxes with hygiene items and needed school supplies to children and teachers. The team from SHBC is asking for our help to pack and send boxes. The list of supplies and labels are online. The Appalachia team hopes small groups, individuals, and ministry teams will put together the boxes (which are very similar to Operation Christmas Child Boxes) so they can meet their goal.
The lead person for this mission trip is Nat Hyatt, and he can be reached via email at nhyatt36@gmail.com or telephone at 434-305-9692. We are joining with New Salem Baptist Church in Culpeper, Virginia. If you would like to know more please visit: HOPE for appalachia. |
SHBC Families on Mission:
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The Berry FamilyAndy & Christina Berry and their children Walker and Delaney are International Mission Board missionaries (www.imb.org) currently serving in Madagascar. They are in the Northern Madagascar town of Diego Suarez and work among the Sakalava people. Previously, the Berrys served as missionaries in Kampala, Uganda, as part of the Kampala Urban Evangelism Team reaching out to the extremely poor communities in Kampala. You can find out more about their work by going to their Facebook page "Ordinary Berry, Extraordinary God" or checking out http://www.berrys-africa.blogspot.com. Spring Hill supports the Berrys through the International Mission Board, the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering and special project funding.
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The Munson FamilyBob & Celia Munson and their children, Joel, Becky and Esther serve as missionaries in Baguio City, Philippines. They are Missionary Ambassadors with the Virginia Baptist Mission Board (www.vbmb.org). Bob and Celia work with (and helped found) Bukal Life Care & Counseling Center (www.bukallife.org) which focuses on Christian Counseling, Chaplaincy Training and Certification, and Seminars in various topics of missions, pastoral care and education. Follow the Munsons on their blog or here. Spring Hill supports the Munsons by providing monthly support to take care of their basic needs.
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The Smith FamilyAaron Smith, along with his wife Ema and two children Zach and Ezra, are missionaries to the urban poor in Manila, Philippines. Aaron is the Manila team leader with Servant Partners. The Smith family serves as church planters and trainers. As a church planter, Aaron is involved in evangelism, discipleship and leadership development. As a trainer, Aaron is the lead instructor in Servant Partners' Global Urban Training School: Foundations. He also teaches as an adjunct professor at Asian Theological Seminary for the Masters of Transformational Urban Leadership program. He earned a Masters of Divinity from Asian Theological Seminary in Manila, Philippines, and a Doctor of Ministry from Bakke Graduate University in Seattle, Washington. Email Aaron or Ema
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