You can make a difference

Citychurch serves Texas Panhandle children facing hunger and generational poverty, providing food, support, and hope to break cycles and build brighter futures.

CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS

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YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

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CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS 〰️ YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE 〰️

Join the team

Citychurch is a great place to serve others in our community. Whether you choose to serve with your family, solo or with a group of friends, we’re ready to get you started. It all begins by clicking the link below to let us know when you would like to volunteer.

Childhood is a blessing from God.

We forget that, at one time, we were all children. Childhood is a special timer in the development of every pwerson that God uses to introduce Himself, to establish a growing relationship with us and to lay down a foundation of healthy values that will guide us for the rest of our lives. That is why we are so passionate about ministry to children at Citychurch. Whether you give, volunteer or choose to become a life-long member of Citychurch, there is a place for you to come and “live the mission” with us.

 
 

…because help with no hope is no help at all.

With every meal that Citychurch delivers to a child, we also carry the gift of God’s forgiveness.


Have you ever had a feeling that after having enough for your needs you were still missing something? Here at Citychurch, after working with many people who shared that sentiment, we concluded that such a feeling was the lack of hope that those people had, even once they received enough for their needs. When we learned it, we decided to make our motto that, “help without hope is not help at all.”

At Citychurch we are committed to assist children and families in their basics needs such as food, clothes, diapers, etc. However, our motto has helped us to see and led us to provide beyond their physical needs; we want them to have hope. We want them to have hope that we are there for them; that they are not alone. We want them to have hope that better days can come. We want them to have hope that their lives can be transformed, and we know that God is the One who can do all these things in their lives.

The Word of God in Jeremiah 29:11 says, “For I know the plans I have for you, declares the LORD, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.” God spoke these words through the prophet Jeremiah to his people Israel in a time when they were captive in Babylon. They were suffering and hopeless missing their homeland and with no good expectation about their future. God, then, sent a message of hope to encourage them to trust in Him. The Lord made clear that his plans for them were plans of welfare and not of evil. Those children that we help at Citychurch have the right to know that God has a plan for them, which includes the provision for their physical needs and a better future as well.

When we share this message of hope, we help those children and their families to see beyond their struggles and to trust that the Lord has not forgotten them. We help them to believe that there is a future for them, and it can be much better than the present. We do believe that God has called Citychurch to do more than provide for physical needs. We do believe that God has called us to proclaim a better life to those people we serve, and because of that every time we care for those physical needs, we also give to them a Word of hope, an act of hope by praying for them, because help without hope is not help at all.

Valmir Pereira, Pastor of Counseling