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Equipping faith-based organizations to respond to community needs.

The mission of Harvesting in Spanish is to be the Lord?s hand extended to the spiritually and physically needy Spanish-speaking people of El Salvador in Central America. H.I.S. provides an ethical, knowledgeable organization for like-minded denominational and independent churches, agencies and individuals who want to help children and reach people for Christ.

Urging humans to make a conscious personal effort in there daily life?s to bring betterment to the planet so every creature grandchildren's grandchildren can simply live.

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DOOR-Miami connects the volunteer as groups or individuals to the ministries and agencies of Miami.

To improve the lives of families by providing them with the tools necessary to succed and to ultimately foster healing and wholenes.

UM Wesley is the United Methodist Ministry. We desire to be a Christian community that is open to share God's love on the campus of UM. We provide opportunities for our participants to strengthen their relationship with God and to relate to each other in love and acceptance. We focus on worship, prayer, mission, and outreach on the UM campus and community.

The Esperanza Movement Foundation "The Hope Movement" is an inter-denominational, 501 (c) (3) non-profit movement based in Miami, Florida with a passion to bring social and spiritual change throughout Latin America, United States, and the world. Our vision to create a Revolution of Love throughout world opening the windows of heaven to allow the rain of God's presence to fall upon His people. Flowing through the streets like a mighty river. Pouring hope into the lives of many.

Our mission is to unite social organizations, churches, and individuals together as one in a movement of hope, defend and care for abused and abandoned children embracing them with arms of love, provide free health care to everyone in need so that they may live long and prosperous lives, empower the people through education creating a cycle of change, provide rehabilitation programs to youth and adults to release them from the trap of addiction and oppression, to preach a message of hope to everyone in our path opening their eyes to see their life's purpose, and to stabilize the family structure breaking the cycle of abuse and child neglect, transforming communities into havens of hope.

The Esperanza Movement Foundation "The Hope Movement" is not an organization, or a one man show. It is a movement of destined individuals and organizations united as one, dedicating our lives to the rescue and care of children and adults living in desperate need, reaching out to those who are longing for love. A new day has arrived and the Hope Movement is the formation of a generation of transformation.

Misioneros Cibernéticos

To communicate the Gospel and equip Christ honoring churches worldwide to evangelize and disciple people affected by disabilities.

In recognition that poverty ravages many areas of the world - victimizing families, children and the elderly, we dedicate ourselves to a ministry of relief and development to aid the poorest of the poor.

Wherever possible, our work is not to sustain the needy, but rather to break the cycle of poverty that plagues them. By providing educational opportunities and by focusing on community development, we strive to make impoverished individuals and villages self-supporting.

Rather than create new institutions to distribute aid, we will first seek to help existing ministries and churches already serving the poor. In addition to being the most cost-effective way of helping the poor, empowering these ministries allows us to support the Church's spiritual mission and its important position of leadership in poor communities.

Through prayer, and in a spirit of obedience, we submit our work to God, seeking His inspiration and leading in everything we do.

Welcome to CCDAMiami08.org where you will find loads of information and resources related to the 20th Annual Conference of the Christian Community Development Association (CCDA). Conference dates are October 22 – 26, 2008 and the venue for our event is the Hyatt Regency and James L. Knight Center in downtown Miami.

Who is CCDA: CCDA is the premier US organization of church-related community-serving programs. It is an ethnically diverse, national network of thousands of Christians, both individuals and groups, who work together to mobilize spiritual and physical resources in and for their communities through the church in a community-determined way that is redemptive.

Each year at our annual conference, CCDA members and others of goodwill gather to learn from each other through teaching and workshops, discover new resources,network among friends and new acquaintances, worship together and visit ministries to see what God is doing locally.

As hosts for the Conference, we would like to welcome you ahead of time to our city and to let you know that we will be working diligently to make the 2008 CCDA conference meaningful and fun for attendees.