Local and US Missions
Shepherd's Pantry
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Shepherd's Pantry
The Shepherd’s Pantry provides food to people in need in Windham and surrounding towns. It operates at Windham Presbyterian Church on Monday mornings between 9:30 and 11 AM. Click here for the website or call the church office for more information 603-432-2150
Lazarus House
Monday morning breakfast served in Lawrence and weekly sewing classes.
More . . Wings of Change
WOC meets the needs of adults with developmental disabilities. The program meets year round Tuesday through Friday afternoons at WPC. The summer is highlighted by Challengers Camp with a week away in August.
More . . Paul Goodell - Emmaus House
Paul Goodell is our second home-grown missionary. Paul works at Emmaus Ministries in Chicago, a consciously evangelical and ecumenical work of the Kingdom that focuses on one of the most under-reached populations in America: male street prostitutes. His main responsibility at Emmaus is to raise funds for the ministry, which allows their staff to share the love of Jesus with hundreds of men every year. More . . .
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Craig Snow - War, West Virginia
Craig Snow currently serves Hope Force as the director of their work in the area around War, West Virginia, in one of the poorest counties in the US. Previously he directed their efforts to bring Christ’s healing to the community of east Biloxi, MS, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. The work in West Virginia primarily serves the elderly, handicapped individuals and single mothers. Craig & Beckie now live in Nashville. When disaster strikes (hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, earthquakes), anywhere around the world, Craig will also be a first responder who lays the groundwork for more volunteers to come and serve. Most recently he responded to the flooding in Vermont following Hurricane Irene. For more information on Hope Force go to www.hopeforce.org For more information on Craig Snow click here.
Maghan Grahn Perez
Maghan’s work with Intervarsity is focused on helping college and university campuses to develop a ministry specifically designed for student athletes. Her initial work at UNH included Bible studies and prayer groups in team locker rooms, “Investigating God” groups for seekers, and local and international mission trips. She is now helping campuses all across the country to have a targeted outreach to student athletes. We have been supporting Maghan since 2006.
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