• Protestant

• 1828.

A Little Bit of Yeast Ministries Inc

A Little Bit of Yeast Ministries June 15 2006 Welcome to A Little Bit of YeastMinistries Were a Christian organization desiring to be in the middle of people right where theyre at allowing the intersections of life to create opportunities to minister DISCIPLESHIP EVANGELISM COUNSELING PRAYER LEADERSHIP TRAINING Our hope is to bring people into the freedom available to them in Christ guide people into their true identity in Christ help the churches locally create missionaries not members equip believers not just teach them and simply to be available.

• Personal Social Services

• 1829.

TRAINING GROUND

We invite young men to explore and discover testing, trials, and reflection in work, wilderness, and worship, all through a community of older men and guides.

• Christian

• 1830.

Jewel David Ministries

To provide a christian counseling center that offers hope and healing to traumatized women and their families through affordable counseling and support services.

• Christian

• 1831.

Church Army USA

Our mission is "to raise up evangelists to proclaim the gospel to the least, the last and the lost and to draw them into the life and mission of the church.

• Christian

• 1832.

Citizens Church of San Francisco

A Family of Servant Missionaries Proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ We are a community striving together to follow Jesus because of who He is and what He's done.

• Christian

• 1833.

CHRIST NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH

Love God. Love Each Other. Home Ix27m New ServicesSermons Ministries CLIMB School Online Giving Contact More Love God.

CAMP OPPORTUNITY INC

Camp Opportunity is a week long overnight summer camp for children at risk of abuse or neglect.

• Christian

• 1835.

Redemption Counsel Ministries Inc

To partner with churches in providing counseling service and a gospel-rooted heart change ministry Partnering with churches for gospelrooted heart change.

• Mental Health Treatment

• 1836.

Camp Get-a-Way of Western Region Nys Inc

Life hardly ever feels “normal” when you have a child struggling with an emotional, behavioral, or mental illness.