Missions
Leading HHBC to proclaim the gospel in word and deed in our community and around the world.
Where are you plugged in and serving? Check out these Missions opportunities locally and around the world!
“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 NIV
In The Community
Our Homeless Ministry partners with Next Step Ministries to feed the homeless twice a month at a park off of Russell Rd and New Beginnings Drive. We serve food there the 2nd and 4th Saturdays each month at 4pm at the park. Food drop off is from 3-3:30 at the church. If you would like to provide a main dish, side dish, dessert, snacks, or to serve (or both), please sign up at the back of the worship center. If you have any questions, please contact Dustin/Shelley Hines at 702-427-6465 or email dshines2013@gmail.com
We are also collecting gently used clothing of all sizes to be donated to Next Step Ministries. Look for the bin in the back of the Worship Center!
Good News Club kicks off for the year in September and this year we are in TWO schools! Good News Club is an after school club held at Robert Taylor Elementary School and Pinecrest Academy Cadence once a week where kids, with permission from their parents, play games and learn bible verses and stories and hear the Gospel. If you are interested in this ministry opportunity, please contact Debbie Simmons for more information. No experience necessary, only a heart to help kids learn about Jesus! Training dates are coming up soon!
Check out the Child Evangelism Fellowship website for more information about the Good News Clubs around the country: http://www.cefonline.com/ministries/goodnewsclub/
Do you have a heart for the elderly or disabled? We do nursing home visitations on Friday afternoons at 3:30 at the Lake Mead Health & Rehabilitation. Join the group and bless others just by being present with them! Visits are weekly on Mondays at 3:30 pm, contact Debbie Simmons, and on the 1st Fridays of the month at 10:00 am, contact Terry Lynn Foley.
Around the World
Foodo Mission Trip: We are looking for new volunteers who want to participate in this amazing work in Benin. Please seek God’s will for you! The ministry focus will be eye glass and basic hygiene clinics (no particular skills needed to assist with these). We also are looking to offer workshops for skilled trades such as carpentry, electrical, etc. for this or upcoming trips. No previous mission trip experience necessary. If you are feeling the Holy Spirit’s prompting to go, please contact Debbie Simmons.
Foodo t-shirts are for sale at the Foodo table for $10, sizes adult large and extra large, for as long as supplies last.
Here is an update about what’s going on there now:
Praise God for 3 salvations so far!!! Our church planter Samuel has shared the gospel with them and they have put their faith in Jesus!
Ruth (in the chair), Moussouliatou and Pachirou
FOODO Mission Timeline
January 2013: Adopted the Foodo; began educating HHBC about them and engaging in prayer for their salvation
February 2014: Began strategizing about how to reach them; a group of 6 from HHBC attended missions training
January 2015: Our Beninese ministry partner Marc Idjigberou came to HHBC for 1st time
February 2015: Sent first mission team on a survey trip to Semere, Benin where most Foodo live
August 2015: French Bibles were delivered (Foodo have no written language; they are educated in French)
June 2016: Sent second mission team; they built relationships through leading an English camp for students
January 2017: Bible stories on SD cards were delivered
February 2017: Engaged Samuel Fawi as our church planter
October 2017: Sent our third mission team; they prayerwalked and engaged people through telling Bible stories
February 2018: First salvation (Ruth)
February 2018: Pastor John Mark went to meet and encourage Samuel; he also led training conference for pastors
May 2018: 2nd salvation (Moussouliatou)
June 2018: 3rd salvation (Pachirou)
July 2018: Purchased motorcycle for Samuel’s transportation
