What is Bridge Builders?
Bridge Builders is best defined as the mission’s arm of our church. As a church that values Generosity we understand that everything that we do is about others. No matter if they are right in our own backyard, or across an ocean. We believe that we have responsibility to do and give all that we can, ensuring that a bridge is formed to connect all people to Jesus.
This year, as we take ground for the Kingdom, our goal is to raise $1.2 million dollars for Bridge Builders, so that His name is known among the nations.
Global
Through this program, we are able to support many missionaries, various projects throughout the world, provide humanitarian aid to those in need, plant churches, and even participate in pastoral development all around the world.
Local
Mission’s work doesn’t just have to be overseas or in another country! It can be right here in the United States too. Bridge Builders will assist in helping plant churches, strengthen our communities, and support those organizations bringing hope to the hurting in our own backyard.
Future
Bridge Builders will also invest in the future. We want to help make a difference in the lives of our students and your adults through campus ministry, camping programs, education, and scholarships.
In 2023 you gave $967,368 to Bridge Builders
This number is unexplainable without the supernatural power of Jesus Christ. It represents so many people who have by impacted and the reminder of what can happen when we do our part in bringing what we have to God. To God be the glory for it all. Thank you for your generosity!
Get Involved
Join us in 2024 going on a Bridge Builders trip. We fully believe that going on a trip can have an impact on you for the rest of your life.
Dublin, Ireland
June 29 – July 6
Team up with St. Marks Church and help host an inner city VBS called Fun Week.
Tullow, Ireland
July 5 – July 13
Team up with Gateway Church and help host a community children’s outreach (VBS) and youth adult outreach.
Bethel, Alaska (Construction)
August 2 – 9
Help a church convert an old facility into dorms, bathrooms, and conference rooms, so they can train pastors from remote villages.