 
MISSION POSSIBLE Leola UMC is truly blessed for the wonderful mission program that was initiated and maintained for over 30 years. The missions supported through this program are in addition to those supported to our giving to the Conference Connectional Ministries. The caring compassion and generous giving of our church members make MISSION POSSIBLE. Thank you for your faithful support. Each month one of these missions is highlighted in our church services either by electronic visuals in the sanctuary and/or personal presentation by a representative from that mission, articles in the bulletin and newsletter and with a bulletin board display. It is our hope that every member becomes aware of the far-reaching impact these missions have in spreading God’s word and sharing the love of Jesus Christ every day.
The following is a brief description of the Missions Leola UMC helps to support. Local Missions Home donated by Zion
Lutheran Church and maintained in partnership with other local churches to
provide transitional housing and support services in multiple learning areas
that will enable individuals to become self-supporting.
LUMINA Camp Scholarships
The Water Street Ministries Provides: Hope and a home for the homeless Physical healing through their medical and dental clinics Clothing Food Spiritual outreach by sharing the example of Christ's love and compassions Miscellaneous/Short-term Needs Special needs brought to the attention of the Mission Committee Disasters - usually by special offering
Regional Missions
CRU/Snyder Andrew and Corrie Snyder are serving with CRU (Campus Crusade for Christ)
on the Kennesaw State University in GA bringing students the knowledge and love
of Christ. A community of believers in North Philadelphia that serves in meeting inner-city challenges - currently occupying their new church building. TIAGD Today is A GoodDay is a mission started by Martha Benedum Sharkey to help families navigate the NICU journey by providing care packages, informational/listening sessions and direct financial support. This program currently operates in several Philadelphia and suburban Philadelphia hospitals but may expand into the Lancaster area.
Woldwide Missions
Operation Christmas Child OCC
is a project of Samaritan’s Purse to provide shoeboxes filled with small toys,
hygiene items and school supplies as a means of reaching out to children
outside the US affected by war, poverty, natural disaster, famine and disease;
and to children living on Native American reservations in the US. The Wengers - Former Missionaries in Guatemala The Wengers - Now
retired from 40 years of missionary service in Guatemala and living in New
Holland, Janet and Irv Wenger continue some of their work in Guatemala via
electronics to handle financial reports for FAM and teach courses for students
at the seminary. They also “attend
“ their church in Guatemala, providing services there.
Please keep these Missions and the people who work with them in your prayers and may God bless you for your faithful and generous giving.
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