The Buggy Bunch seeks to equip women with programs and services that will assist in meeting their individual family’s urgent and changing needs. Their primary goal is to share the Good News of Jesus Christ through words and actions.

Care Net’s goal is to provide a safe environment to assist and educate women experiencing an unplanned pregnancy. They seek to provide hope, encouragement, and support.

A Christian regeneration program for men in addiction. A refuge where men are rescued (from themselves and their addiction), redeemed (to a right relationship with Jesus, set free from bondage), and restored (to their families and friends), through the message of the Gospel.

Our monthly support helps plant churches, equip and encourage leaders of the Church of God congregations around the state.

HEART a school for cross-cultural workers and missionaries. On the campus of Warner University (Church of God), it is designed as a functioning simulation of a developing world village and demonstration farm. Students, visitors and volunteers attend from around the world to gain practical experience and valuable ministry knowledge.

InterVarsity is a vibrant campus ministry that establishes and advances witnessing communities of students and faculty. Locally they minister to the students of IRSC.

A local Christian Camp / Retreat Center ministry. They seek to demonstrate God’s love, share the Gospel, and to encourage spiritual growth among all who attend. Ministering in our community since 1961, they have had thousands of decisions for Christ, rededications and commitments to ministry.

Founded by our church in 1998, the school offers Preschool through 12th grade to families in Indian River and north St. Lucie Counties who desire a Christian education for their children. It provides a solid biblical worldview education, hands-on and service learning, a challenging academic program, an award-winning athletic program, fine arts, and opportunities to discover, reason, and think critically. Graduates are equipped to thrive in future academic studies, are well-rounded, demonstrate strong Christian character, are articulate in their faith, display servant leadership, and are self-governed.

MFI serves missionaries in the Bahamas, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. They transport mail for over 700 affiliated missionaries, 300 tons of cargo and 4,000 Christian workers each year.

This volunteer ministry of our church has been operating for over 20 years. We demonstrate compassion, pray with, and share the gospel with everyone who comes to us for help. On average we provide food to 250 people each month.

The Special Gathering is a ministry within the mentally challenged (developmentally delayed) community. Their mission is to evangelize and disciple people who are cognitively challenged. On the Treasure Coast they meet weekly in multiple locations with about 450 intellectually disabled people. They have discipleship, worship and an enthusiastic choir.

The Source is a Christian outreach ministry serving the poor and homeless. For 25 years they have worked with the homeless, indigent, and those in critical need. They work to lead them to a saving faith in Jesus Christ; to instill hope and motivation for improving their lives; and to assist them in obtaining the resources necessary to become productive citizens and achieve lasting life recovery.

The mission of the Women's Refuge of Vero Beach is to provide a live-in Christian program where hurting women can find sanctuary in a healing environment, and to provide healing and wholeness to emotionally and spiritually wounded men, women and families in our community through biblical counseling.

This ministry of our movement is on over 30 countries helping over 4,500 children. It seeks “to help children with their basic needs and to help them reach their full potential. We encourage the children to prepare themselves the best they can to take their place of responsibility in their community and church… The goal of Children of Promise is to help children to know Jesus and give hope to fulfill their dreams.”

Paul and Kattia serve alongside the Bolivian Church of God through biblical and ministerial training of lay church leaders. Paul does regular itinerant preaching and evangelism and participates in church anniversary celebrations. Kattia works with the women’s groups, youth and children’s ministries.

As associate regional coordinators for Europe and the Middle East, Nate and Stacy will be working alongside Regional Coordinators Patrick and Jamie Nachtigall as together they help connect, encourage, and resource the Church of God throughout the region. Nate and Stacy will have a particular emphasis on church planting and church health, walking alongside pastors and leaders in the region.

Rhonda is the director of a ministry that she helped start working with women in sexual exploitation and sex-trafficking. Kelley provides administrative and logistical and is also the bridge to the Church of God in Russia and oversees the Urban Ministry Experience with Anderson University School of Theology and Warner University.

Driven by the compassionate heart of Jesus Christ, Heart for Lebanon exists to see lives changed and communities transformed. They seek to move people from despair to hope in Jesus Christ.

Helping Hands In Motion is a support ministry to empower missionaries. They help national and international missionaries find resources and supplies, which enables the missionaries to focus on actually doing ministry. Their work is primarily focused in India, Sri Lanka and Haiti.

A Church of God affiliated work in the West Bengal area of India. The original work in NE India began over 100 years ago, they have about 625 churches. In the last 50 years about 800 churches have been planted throughout the remainder of the nation. All of the pastors are bi-vocational and many of them are getting partial support and transportation through our support.

Chris grew up in our church, he’s Pastor Doug Vogt’s son. The Vogt family will soon be serving in France where they will be ministering to the post-Christian French and the many Muslim immigrants. Their goal is to begin a new work among one of the many unreached there.

The Floyds are church planters in rural Paraguay. They are Church of God folks serving through SIM. They are planting their second church in a small town an hour from the nearest evangelical church.

The Mahands work in the UK among the many Muslim immigrants. They have an effective ministry there helping the immigrants acclimate and learn about their new culture, language and for many – first contact with a Christian.

The movement only targets the nations that are less than 2% Christian (only 35 nations globally), and currently have work in 10 nations. Through a streamlined strategy, they are able to train and encourage national, indigenous leaders to plant churches in their area.