impact

We are a highly effective and efficient organization – focused on RESULTS and PEOPLE—all for the sake of Jesus.
Be inspired by some of the impact stories that we share below.

Persecuted Church Initiative

We are happy to report 14 Lightstreams were loaded with content and recently sent to South Sudan and Kenya to facilitate evangelism and discipleship. CEEC (Communion of Evangelical Episcopal Churches) has helped partner a western (US-based) church with each of the 14 churches that received a device. These one-to-one relationships have been highly impactful on both sides of the relationship. The Bishop over the program sent an email this week saying that he had more names to match up from persecuted churches overseas.

Baptistries in Venezuela

With $1200 that we have raised, we will be able to help four more churches build baptistries in Venezuela. JA Board Member, Manuel, has helped us get the money into the hands of the church partners since the Venezuelan government takes anything that comes into the country conventionally.

Baptistries in Venezuela

With $1200 that we have raised, we will be able to help four more churches build baptistries in Venezuela. JA Board Member, Manuel, has helped us get the money into the hands of the church partners since the Venezuelan government takes anything that comes into the country conventionally.

CONSERVATION and MEETING NEEDS of NATIVE AMERICANS

Jesus Alliance partner, Peace Initiative, works alongside the Native American Lakota people to help them reconcile with God, their fellow man, and with creation. In helping to provide for a need, Peace Initiative formed a bond with the Lakota People; a trust to help them provide firewood for heat for their families over the cold winter months while also helping the Nature Conservancy clear brush and dead trees that could otherwise fuel wildfire, taking their homes and devastating the Whitney Preserve. It’s a hand-in-hand project that now allows Peace Initiative to share Jesus with the Lakota people and minister to them. The short video shows some of the tools they were able to purchase to continue the mission with the Jesus Alliance‘s help.

JA Partners Unite to Help
Roof Woman’s Home

We worked with Good360, Houston Responds, Mosaic in Action, and AmeriCorps NCCC to reroof Ms. B’s home. The house received an accumulation of weather damage due to past hurricanes, to the point if it did not receive a new roof soon the damage would have been more extensive inside the home. The new roof was just what she needed to lift her spirits!

South Carolina Recovery

Jesus Alliance VP of Community Relations, Annette Girman, was asked to assist in efforts to locate existing long term recovery groups in northeast South Carolina who were still doing repairs from Hurricanes Matthew (2016) and Florence (2018).

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“Sweet On” SWLA
February 6, 2021

Fifteen Churches, four organizations, and 113 volunteers came together to serve on Saturday, February 6th. The day encompassed home repair, distribution of much needed items, and the serving of hot meals. The Jesus Alliance was on the ground at one of the two distribution sites to support their efforts with the handing out of care packages and providing prayer. Through our partner network, we were able to resource Bombas socks, paper goods, cleaning supplies, bedding, pillows, and a wonderful cooking team who served hot meals.

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“Sweet On” SWLA
February 6, 2021

Fifteen Churches, four organizations, and 113 volunteers came together to serve on Saturday, February 6th. The day encompassed home repair, distribution of much needed items, and the serving of hot meals. The Jesus Alliance was on the ground at one of the two distribution sites to support their efforts with the handing out of care packages and providing prayer. Through our partner network, we were able to resource Bombas socks, paper goods, cleaning supplies, bedding, pillows, and a wonderful cooking team who served hot meals.

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Honduras Recovery

One of our partners approached us in November to help them help the people of Honduras, who were devastated by back-to-back hurricanes in the San Pedro Sula region. He had a connection with a church in the region, so we asked our following to help by making donations so that the local church there could purchase the items most needed.

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