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Pictures from Operation InAsMuch

Garner First Baptist Church worked on about 50 different projects.  Some of these included "Acts of Kindness" bags for local workers, free car wash, car check-ups, home repairs & a party for nursing home residents.

Greystone Baptist Church built a wheelchair ramp, delivered baked goods to police and fire fighters, manned two booths at the Raleigh Rescue Fair, mixed soup for Urban Ministries, sewed cooling tubes for military and conducted community prayer walking.

Mt. Moriah Baptist Church worked on about 14 different projects - ministry to the homeless in Moore Square, caregiver support teams, home repairs, passing out water and evangelism at local parks, community prayer walking and distributing baked goods to community workers.

St. John's Baptist Church filled bags for the RDU USO Center, interacted with residents of an Assisted Living home as well as involving the residents in a project for Raleigh Rescue Mission.  Their OIAM day became a multi-ethnic day with 4 language groups represented in their work day.

Hayes Barton Baptist Church prepared lunches for Raleigh Rescue Mission, visited in nursing homes, made home repairs, yard clean-up, prepared and distributed food bags to the homeless.


Donate Bibles

Donate new or gently-used Bibles and Christian books

to be given to prisoners.

These can be taken to:
Christian Library International Office
at Hillcrest Baptist Church
3800A Hillcrest Drive, Raleigh 27610
Call 919-212-8122
 
or call the Raleigh Baptist Association Office - 919-231-3995

Bible

 


Relief in Haiti

The following are ways North Carolina Baptist churches can help:

  • Pray
  • Build a Home in Haiti
  • Build a Church in Haiti
  • Give
 

 

Click on the links below for the latest updates from these organizations regarding their disaster relief efforts in Haiti and how you can assist.

 

 

HaitiReliefBapMen

North Carolina Baptists on Mission

 RedCrossSign

CBFnc

 

 

Summer Mission Ideas

  • Take bottles of cold water to a park and pass out to people there
  • Summer Cool Down for Raleigh Rescue Mission - during the sweltering months of summer, the homeless face a host of dangers from dehydration to heat stroke.  Help quench their thirst and cool their bodies by collecting sunscreen and sunblock, aloe vera gel, insect repellant, flip flops, bottled water, juice, fresh fruit and vegetables.
  • Host a Back Yard Bible Club for friends and neighbors who don't go to church
Directions

4105 Poole Road

Raleigh, NC 27610


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Resource Center:
4105 Poole Road
Raleigh, NC  27620

Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday - 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Mailing Address:
PO Box 46659
Raleigh, NC  27620-6659

Phone:
919.231.3995

Fax:
919.231.4819

E-mail:
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