The Care Ministries goal is to assist others in discovering God's purpose for their lives, and then committing ourselves to see that purpose fulfilled. This is best accomplished by meeting the basic needs of each person (physical, financial, emotional & spiritual) to the extent God has given the resources to this Body.

The Care Ministry lets our fellow brothers and sisters know that we are here for them, not only in times of need, but to fellowship and pray over any situation  in their lives. A simple phone call says a lot. It means a great deal to a shut-in, one who is ill, or to  someone who has just lost a loved one to know that someone cares.

Serving in this ministry, we are happy to be able to agree in prayer with not only those who are hurting, but with anyone who either needs prayer or who is seeking God's love and grace.

Our goal is to remind people that "Jesus" really does care, and so do the people at Church of All Nations. For more Care Ministry information contact the church at (561) 391.2177.

The Lord's Pantry serves those who need help with non-perishable foods. We are currently feeding between 100-120 families per week. Our hours of distribution are 9-11am, every Saturday inside the corridor of Faith Chapel. This ministry serves both Church of All Nations and the community at large.

The Lord's Pantry Director Rob Carillo

Your help is needed in two ways: 1) drop off non-perishable items at designated areas and/or make cash donations to Church of All Nations, titled, "The Lord's Pantry."

Br. Rob Carillo prays for needs

*Church of All Nations was honored to recognize Brother Rob Carillo for his extraordinary achievements within the kingdom. Rob has taken his ministry to a level worthy of distinction. Senior Pastor Mark Boykin distributed this award during the 11AM service Sunday May 27th,2007.*

Award Recipient:

Rob Carillo – 2007 Benevolence

Rob Carillo receives award from Church of All Nations Senior Pastor Mark Boykin

       

The Transportation Ministry is in need of reliable, safe drivers to pick-up and/or take home people from the various services held at Church of All Nations. We need help in two major areas:

  • Volunteers to drive the church van to transport people to and from the Sunday morning services.

  • Volunteers who are willing to transport someone to church from the area in which they live.

  • Fore more information contact Pastor Pedro Pereira at (561) 391-2177
 

 
The Hospital/Shut In Ministry is a very vital ministry here at Church of All Nations. It serves those who are hospitalized or confined to their home or nursing home facility. If you know someone in need of these services or you would like to volunteer for this rewarding ministry yourself, please contact Pastor Victor Oliva Jr. at (561) 391-6289.
 

 

WHAT IS THE HOSPITAL VISITATION MINISTRY?
The Hospital Visitation Ministry is intended to carry out the instructions of Jesus to "visit the sick." He said that when we respond to someone in need, we are responding to Him. As His ambassadors, we become His hands and His feet in order to be a blessing to those who are hurting. Our ambition is to bring comfort and the gospel message to those who are in our local hospitals, medical centers, recovery homes, and individual residences.

WHY DO WE NEED A VISITATION MINISTRY?
Christians are not to be indifferent to those who are suffering. Jesus told us that those who love Him would be easily identified by their simple acts of kindness (see John 13:35). Our aim is to be available, upon request, to bring the love of Christ to those who are confined to their homes or in a hospital bed because of physical injury, sickness, surgery, or terminal illness.

WHAT HAPPENS DURING A VISIT?
When a crisis seems to be our closest companion, a prayer of faith, a touch of kindness, and a gentle, soft spoken word of assurance can be enough to change the course of a day (see James 5:14–15).

We also believe in the Bible's ability to achieve great results. The Word of God, when directed by the Spirit of God, is able to bring salvation to the lost as well as comfort, encouragement, and healing to the believer (see Psalm 19:7–11).

First Impressions Hostess/ Greeter Ministry

First Impressions Ministry is the critical first step in demonstrating Christ's love and acceptance by making guests and regular attendees feel welcome every time they come through the doors at Church of All Nations. Those in this ministry welcome our members and guests with a warm smile and handshake the moment they arrive. To become involved in this rewarding outreach please contact Pastor Ralph Giachetti  at (561) 391-2177 ext. 232.

Funeral and Bereavement Care Ministry

This ministry is one of comfort and assurance at the most critical time in an individual or family's life. There is no greater need nor opportunity than when a loved one dies. The need and opportunity are both met through the reassurance that the soul of man as well as Christ's love are eternal.

When this eternal love meets the resurrection power and promise of our loving Father, the Christian Church, as vessels of comfort and hope, declares to all, that death has neither victory nor sting.

If you are in need of this ministry or would like to volunteer by sharing your testimony of comfort and reassurance with someone who has experienced loss, please contact Pastor Marc Kulczycky at (561) 391-2177 ext. 230.

Benevolence Ministry
 

The Benevolence Ministry deals with those who are encountering financial hardships. Our church is both kind but careful in the dispensing of the churches assets. Church of All Nations has established certain criteria for the individual to meet prior to any distribution of funds. Contact Pastor Pedro Pereira at (561) 391-2177 for more information.