Local Missions Trips
    Inner-City Churches

    We have a great interest in helping
    inner-city churches that are
    ministering in very needy areas. Last
    year we took a team of 25 men to help
    a church in Riverview, (North St. Louis
    Area).

  • We put a suspended ceiling in the
    basement fellowship hall.
  • Replaced several doors
  • Replaced a bathroom floor
  • Did some electrical work
  • Hauled away trash

    We are a Very Blessed People

    According to an article in the New York Times
    (September 5, 1999,  here are some
    interesting figures: The world’s 225 richest
    individuals, of whom 60 are Americans with
    total assets of $311 billion, have a combined
    wealth of over $1 trillion—equal to the
    combined wealth of the poorest 47% of the
    entire world’s population. The average
    African household is some 20% poorer today
    than it was 25 years ago. The richest 20% of
    the world’s people consume 86% of all
    goods and services. The poorest 20%
    consume 1.3%.  Americans and Europeans
    spend $17 billion a year on pet food. This is
    $4 billion more than the estimated annual
    total needed to provide basic health and
    nutrition for everyone in the world.  Americans
    spend $8 billion a year on cosmetics--$2
    billion more than the estimated annual total
    needed to provide basic education for
    everyone in the world (p. 16)

    What Will We Do With
    What We Have?

    We certainly appreciate God's
    blessings on our lives. We so
    however, firmly believe that we are
    blessed so we can bless others.