This past spring, part of the money raised for the Ward Church Easter Offering went to help Not Abandoned purchase a new building for their Freedom Center in Algeciras, Spain. Algeciras is a major gateway for trafficking women between two continents.
This past spring, part of the money raised for the Ward Church Easter Offering went to help Not Abandoned purchase a new building for their Freedom Center in Algeciras, Spain. Algeciras is a major gateway for trafficking women between two continents.
Hospitality is one of Ward Church’s core values. It’s what drives everything we do and it’s the foundation of RēNū Coffee! Learn more about Ward’s very cool coffee shop, located just inside Entry 1 at our Northville campus!
In the middle of the city of Dearborn is a neighborhood filled with charming 1920s homes nestled snugly together. Front porch lights illuminate the fronts of many of the homes. But one house on the street emanates a different kind of light – the kind that brings rest and hope to weary souls. Read more about this house of blessing!
Annika’s lovely singing and keyboard work are a great WIN for Ward Church. “Pray and think about what opportunities will bring you joy,” she says. Read more about how serving has been a Win/Win for Annika, and how serving can also enrich your life and relationship with Jesus.
For Scott and Patty Moore, there are few things that bring them more joy than serving the Lord and amongst their brothers and sisters in Christ. Read more about how serving at Ward has been a win/win for the Moores, and how they have set an example of service in the church.
There’s no question that Mary Neighbour has a heart and passion for serving others. Her parents and grandparents set the example of serving others in the name of Christ, and Mary has followed in their footsteps! Read more about how she sees serving God as a “win/win!”
“I’ve really enjoyed getting here early, saying hi to people, joking around with people and hearing about how people’s lives are going in the morning,” said Robert Joyce, who says serving is a “win/win” because you are able to help others, but also broaden your own church network at the same time. Read his story.
“It’s challenging to find ways to connect with the kids in this ministry. But the extra challenge also makes it more rewarding!” says Elizabeth Fahling, who volunteers with Ward’s special needs ministry, Hand-in-Hand! Read her story.
“I know the fear of over-commitment, but any gift of service is welcomed,” says Ward volunteer Krissie Krenz. “I started off serving every other week, and now serve every week. Everyone has been so welcoming, and it has been a great way for me to meet other Ward members.” Read more and learn why serving in the church has been so “win/win” for the Krenz family.
