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These ministries and organizations are presented to assist you as you seek out where the Lord would have you serve. We invite you to look them over and contact the person indicated for information on how you can become involved. The Lord has been pleased to bless these volunteer efforts. It is our prayer and sincere desire that every person who worships at MPC would successfully identify his/her gifts and particular place and function in the body of Christ - that place where spiritual gifts and obedience come together in service to Christ and others.
“…But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” Acts 1:8
Brad Feldmann, 703-821-0800
AccessAbility is a ministry of inclusion and outreach both within the church body as well as throughout the local D.C. area to individuals with disabilities or special needs and their families. Here at MPC, Sunday morning “Buddies” provide supervision and assistance to children with special needs so that their parents can have greater freedom to minister to others as well as to be encouraged themselves.
Scott Seaton 770-722-7676 or scottseaton@arlingtonproject.org
Arlington Project is the beginning of a church plant, started to help establish people in the gospel and start a church in this ethnically diverse and suprisingly unchurched area that will be a springboard to churches around the world. www.arlingtonproject.org
Constance Barry 703-385-5440
Bethany Christian Services offers counseling for young women experiencing unplanned pregnancies and helps with the decision to parent or place a child for adoption. As an adoption agency, Bethany places infants in Christian homes.
Son Nguyen 703-922-6464
BPIM provides support to Chilean Presbyterian churches from which Brad and Margarita Wallace organize building projects and evangelistic ministry for communities surrounding Santiago.
Brandi Laperriere 703-893-5662
This is an urban Christ-centered school located on Capitol Hill. Interested persons can volunteer to tutor, do playground clean up, or serve on Cornerstone committees.
Bob Mathieu 202-574-3053
D.C. Christian Ministries offers summer camp and project ministry with Bob & Sharon Mathieu in Anacostia, Southeast DC. They are putting together Urban Servant partners between suburban churches like MPC and churches in downtown DC.
Vanessa Oliver 703-394-0590 or esl@mcleanpres.org
ESL is an outreach program that offers weekly classes in English at MPC for internationals.
Dan Bishop 703-278-3970
FCA is a ministry to high school athletes on local school campuses.
Pamela Allen 703-522-4676
This organization offers outreach and hospitality to foreign students enrolled in local colleges.
Beverly Jamison 703-425-3262
JFJ is a ministry of evangelism and outreach to persons of Jewish background.
Lawson Bader 703-914-2654
MPC partners with other churches to establish church plants among the Kazakh people of Central Asia.
Steve & Terri Mullen 202-563-1720
“Sidewalk Sunday School” is held in two public housing areas in Southeast D.C. and serves over 1,200 children per week.
Vanessa Oliver 703-394-0590
“McLean Day” is a relationship-building, informational outreach event to the McLean community through participation in the McLean Day Fair in mid-May.
Leslie Riesenhuber via MPC at 703-821-0800 or mops@riesenhuber.org
“Mothers of Preschoolers” is an outreach ministry to local area mothers.
Craig Day 703-641-2776
A loving group of volunteers visit the Potomac Center in Crystal City on the first and third Thursday evening of each month to share in a time of singing, devotions, and prayer.
Steve & Gerri Brown 703-715-1027
Mary Baumann 703-450-1852
On the 3rd Sunday of each month a group from MPC provides a worship service for residents of Fairfax Nursing Center.
Tim Ziemer 703-913-7475
MPC has founded two ministries and MPC members have helped to start four others. These mission boards have an international focus but offer many local opportunities for involvement. They are supervised by the MPC Session.
Ed Bradley 703-876-9020
Oakseed offers financial assistance, encouragement, and prayer to nationals who are serving the poor and needy in the mega-cities of the world.
Janet Durig 202-546-1018
Linda Perry 703-354-7272
These centers offer counseling and assistance to women seeking alternatives to abortion and/or dealing with post-abortion syndrome.
Robi Keyes 703-478-0100 ext. 8440
PF is an international prison ministry with opportunities that include in-prison volunteering, transitional help for ex-prisoners, and writing on inmate and criminal justice reform. The national office, located in Lansdowne, VA, needs help in a variety of tasks behind the scenes.
Jim Perry 703-319-8098
RCE is a multifaceted business and mercy ministry to Romanians through Romanian believers.
Bob Ragan 703-591-4673
Regeneration ministers to persons seeking healing and freedom from homosexual life-styles and sexual addictions.
Keith Roberts 703-433-0487
A non-profit organization incorporated in 1969 by individuals, churches, and civic organizations to combine efforts to meet emergency needs in McLean, Great Falls, Pimmit Hills, and surrounding areas.
Susie Austin 202-829-8989
Strategies to Elevate People is a ministry to the poor in the Park View neighborhood of northwest Washington, D.C. that exists to assist families to find hope and a future through faith in Christ and the pursuit of education. For Friendship Teams, tutoring programs, and services of STEP/ Park View Elementary (N.W.) call Susie Austin, or visit us at www.stepdc.org.
Hannah Boyle 703-391-8747
WPM, a mercy ministry, was founded by Wilma Cross to minister to women prison inmates and their families through the Ruhama House in Santiago, Chile.
Tony Lowery 202-246-7956
Young Life is a ministry to teens and their families in Northwest D.C.; Cardozo and Dunbar high school neighborhoods in particular.
Jack Zollo 703-847-2411
The Northern VA branch is an outreach and evangelistic ministry to high school students in the McLean area.