HOPE NOHO MINISTRIES

Many ways to get involved. Many ways to serve.

ministry opportunities

Through our partnership with the Manna Project, we offer a meaningful volunteer opportunity to support those in need. Every day, meals are prepared for shut-in individuals, and volunteers help by delivering these meals to those unable to leave their homes. This initiative allows us to bring comfort, care, and connection to those who need it most.

Connect with Yasuo Council to get more information about this.

Personal Ministries: Yasuo Council
Email: Yasucouncil@gmail.com
Phone: (413) 433-0348

Our mission

Adventist Community Services is the official community outreach ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist church in the North American Division territories which comprises of North America, Guam and Micronesia, and Bermuda. ACS serves the whole person, a concept known as holistic ministry whose mission is to “serve communities in Christ’s name.”

Our vision

Expanding the scope of community services
Building collaborative partnerships
Integrating education in leadership development

Our core values

Sharing – We proclaim the good news of salvation by actively demonstrating the love of God.
Connecting – We build relationships by connecting people with their community family and to God.
Ministering – We minister to the communities we serve by focusing on their physical, mental, social, and spiritual well-being.
Discipleship – We empower and engage members to serve their communities by teaching, mentoring, and equipping in holistic ministry.

How we serve

Equip pastors and lay members with skills and knowledge to help their church and community through the following seven families of ministries: Disaster Response; Emotional and Spiritual Care; Community Development/Urban Ministry; Older Adult Ministry; Hope for Humanity; Young Adult Emergency Services Corp.; and Tutoring/Mentoring Programs

Adventist Christian Fellowship (ACF) is the official organization for Adventist campus ministry on non-Adventist college and university campuses within the North American Division (NAD) of Seventh-day Adventists, including the US, Canada, Bermuda and Guam. Currently ACF is a network of over one hundred chapters across the North American Division.

Vision Statement: Reach the campus – Change the world

Mission Statement:

Build Christian fellowship chapters on public campuses that honor God and nurture the spiritual lives of students in North America.
Engage students in the mission of the church through relational evangelism and Christ-like student fellowships.
Empower local ACF chapters, churches and sponsors through pastoral support, professional training and access to resources.

Why Have An ACF Fellowship?

Launching an ACF campus ministry group on your campus will help you connect with other Adventist students and to reach out to fellow students. It will also make your campus group a legitimate campus ministry fellowship among other student groups on campus allowing your group many campus privileges such as use of campus facilities, recognition for your group and in some cases even some special funding through student fees. Your ACF group can also be the connecting association for a local Adventist church and the larger network of ACF North American Division This will make available many resources for your group and a connection with the larger sisterhood of fellow ACF students.

Our Approach

At Adventist Refugee and Immigrant Ministries, it is our philosophy that refugees and immigrants must not only be included, but empowered. We recognize that given the necessary resources, refugee and immigrant congregations worshipping in their native languages will evangelize their own people groups far more effectively than any other efforts ever could.

Advocacy

We raise awareness about the exciting evangelistic opportunities that empowering refugees and immigrants presents.

Local Strategizing

We provide consultation to leaders and lay people seeking to empower the refugees and immigrants in their local congregations.

Financial Support

We seek to remove the barrier that a lack of access to financial resources presents to refugee and immigrant church planters.

Youth Education

We seek to put a Christian education, with its far reaching results, within reach of young refugees and immigrants.