You have chosen the organizations that will benefit from Mission Possible. Now it is time to make your pledge.

 You have chosen, for your support, three outstanding organizations (see descriptions below) that are making a difference in God's creation. Now it is time to pledge your support (deadline for pledges April 10).

Just click here to send an email to the church office in order to pledge. Pledges are then to be paid by May 20)

Lastly, a reminder on Mission Possible 2019: Shore House, Long Branch, NJ; Medical Mission Ecuador; and Urban Promise of Trenton all greatly appreciated our contributions!

Thank you, in advance, for your generous support of Mission Possible

               Erika Abella, Mission Possible Coordinator


 
 grantEE INFORMATION

LOCAL GRANTEE

Source Foundation, Red Bank Regional High School
The SOURCE is a School Based Youth Services Program (SBYSP) designed to help young people navigate their adolescent years, finish their education, obtain skills leading to employment or continuing education, and graduate healthy and drug free.  The mission of the SOURCE is β€œTo remove all obstacles that impede the success of young people in our community.”  They achieve this mission by providing free services such as Individual, Group and Family Counseling, Substance Abuse Counseling, Preventative Medical, Dental & Eye Care and Academic Support and Tutoring.
 
 GLOBAL GRANTEE 

Medical Mission Ecuador
For the past 24 years, Medical Mission Ecuador (MME) has provided care for over 10,000 patients.  Annually a group of 11 surgeons, 12 anesthesiologists, 19 nurses, 17 therapists and 17 other technicians and specialists travel for one week to Ecuador to provide not only much needed medical care, but also better equipment and medical supplies to the existing medical facilities in Ambato, Ecuador.  Each year this group sees almost 400 patients, performs 132 surgeries, has 756 rehabilitation appointments, and fits and modifies 143 wheelchairs and strollers.  Many of the patients are from the indigenous tribes (descendants of the Incas) have no other access to advanced surgery and are carried in on the backs of their parents.


  DIOCESAN GRANTEE

St. Mark's Center for Community Renewal
Saint Mark's Episcopal Church is a mission centered congregation, providing spiritual sustenance to the Bayshore community of Central New Jersey.They look to grow both in their numbers and in their depth of faith.They are a church in the Anglican tradition, walking a middle way between Roman Catholic and Protestant traditions. They are a sacramental and liturgically oriented church that strives to live by the message of Christ: there are no outcasts and all are welcome.