Ecuador: Church Plant & Compassion International
Who is Compassion? For more than 65 years we have worked to develop children into all God intends them to be. We are advocates for children, working to release them from the shackles of poverty. Through a holistic approach to child development, we carefully blend physical, social, economic and spiritual care together…in Jesus' name.
On average, a child we minister to spends 4,000 hours in safe, nurturing programs, is at least 50 percent more likely to graduate college and is 35 percent more likely to find white-collar employment as an adult.
Our response to a world in need filled with millions of children living in poverty is simple: Love like Jesus did. Serve in Jesus' name.
How does Lifepointe support Compassion? Lifepointe passionately partners with Compassion specifically by working to plant a local church in Ecuador. This has overflowed into an opportunity where people from Lifepointe have been able to sponsor specific kids in Ecuador. These sponsorships entail financial aid, prayer, and visitation that is all done through the local church.
Middle East Missionary Support
Travis and Amber are located in a disclosed area in the Middle East. They are working to bring the gospel to every man, and and child there. Lifepointe supports Travis and Amber both financially and spiritually.
Church Planting Partners
Did you know that most people who make a lifelong decision to follow Jesus do so by the age of 35 – and the vast majority of those have made their decision by the age of 18? Reaching the next generation with the hope of Jesus is crucial for the message of the Gospel to continue to spread. And spreading the Gospel is what Jesus commanded us to do – to go, make, teach, and baptize disciples, all around the world.
At Stadia, we take that commission seriously – and we know you do, too. That’s why our partnership could change the world! New churches are statistically more likely to reach people who have never heard about the hope of Jesus, and with the population exploding across the globe, we need churches to hold all those people! We take our jobs seriously – but we celebrate, too, each time a new church begins to reach and impact its community with the hope of Jesus Christ. And the best part is, this calling needs YOU. Together, we can start new churches that reach the next generation with the hope of Jesus – until every child on this planet has a church.
Cypress Project is founded on the belief that God is on mission to redeem every man, woman, and child through relationship with himself, and the local Church is essential to carrying out this mission.
Church Partners
Children's Attention Home
Who is The CAH? The CAH is Located in York County, they serve both children in foster care and teens without shelter, offering temporary shelter, compassionate support and individualized care for every child. Since its establishment by the Rock Hill Ministerial Association, the Home has provided temporary shelter for more than 8,500 children. The Home opened its doors in 1970 to serve victimized children and continues to serve children from all counties in South Carolina.
How does Lifepointe support CAH? Lifepointe has supported CAH for many years. We have supported with money, food, supplies, and Lifegroup partnerships.
Christmas Village
What is The Christmas Village? The Christmas Village Toy Store is a community outreach that seeks to come alongside local families in need and help them provide Christmas gifts for their children. Our goal is serve and assist families in need in a way that maintains their dignity and demonstrates the love of Jesus.
How does Lifepointe support The Christmas Village? We participate in an annual event where local churches work together to collect toys for kids. We supply toys, volunteers, and facilities to assist with this program.
Defend the Fatherless
What is Defending the Fatherless?Defend the Fatherless is a nonprofit organization that aims to build community within our local foster and adoptive families, while we care for their physical, emotional, educational, financial, and spiritual needs. We serve all of York County, including Fort Mill, Rock Hill, Clover, Lake Wylie, and Tega Cay.
Defend the Fatherless Website
Defend the Fatherless on Facebook
Defend the Fatherless on Instagram
Eggstravaganza
What is Eggstravaganza? Lifepointe Church Sponsors the Largest Egg Hunt in Fort Mill, SC. This happens in downtown and over 2,500 people gather to allow their kids to hunt for eggs. This event also raises money for missional partner in the community.
Fort Mill Study Hall
What is the Fort Mill Study Hall? The Fort Mill Study Hall is a free, safe & supportive place for these middle school students to come every school day when they are not their school building. Forest Hill Fort Mill will be hosting the Fort Mill Study Hall every day in alignment with the FMSD calendar.
How does Lifepointe support the Fort Mill Study Hall? Fort Mill Study Hall is honored to be supported by Lifepointe Church, Forest Hill Fort Mill, Eternal Church, Mill River Community Church, Refreshing Word Church, and the Fort Mill School District to provide a safe educational space for at-risk middle school students participating in the A/B schedule.
Metrolina Adoption Fund
What Is it? The MAF raises funds that are committed to assisting families in the greater Charlotte Metrolina area. Lifesong will provide the oversight, tools, and processes. MAF will assist at a local level to distribute funds and come along side families who are adopting.
How does Lifepointe support MAF? Lifepointe supports MAF through annual fundraisers, awareness, and collaboration.
Lifegroup Partners
Bethel Men's Shelter
Bethel Men's Shelter is a permanent shelter for homeless men that offers clients a warm meal and a safe place to sleep each night. Bethel also provides case management. On-site social workers conduct intakes and assessments with all men, and offer them a number of services and resources.
Community Fridge
Who is The Community Fridge? The Rock Hill Community Fridge is a fridge full of free food for our community. With the goal of eradicating food waste and insecurity, the fridge aims at using food that would be otherwise thrown away.
How does Lifepointe support the Community Fridge? Lifepointe has several Lifegroups who are actively involved and serve at the Rock Hill Community Fridge.
Local School Mentorship Programs
Lifepointe partners with both Springfield and Ebenezer Elementary schools to provide mentoring for at risk boys and girls. Guidance Counselors and Our Program Directors work to match individuals at Lifepointe with kids. They meet 2 to 4 times a month to read, encourage, and develop a positive relationship with the kids.
Hospitality House of Charlotte
Hospitality House of Charlotte creates community for patients connecting to vital medical care. Physical and social isolation are particularly treacherous for patients and families as they seek understanding, connection, and healing away from home. Hospitality House is a place where guests safely meet, engage with, and provide hope to each other as they navigate their medical journeys.