Local Missions & Non-Profit Ministries
At LCC, we desire to represent the Lord Jesus Christ as we serve each other, our community, and globally. Much of our connection to our local ministries and non-profit organizations happens through our small groups and missions ministry. These groups of people at LCC are dedicated to identifying and meeting the service needs of LCC and the Longview community. Out of each dollar our church body gives, 18 cents is designated for missions, both local and global. Check the Global Missions page to see how we support the Longview Area ministries. Here’s how we use these funds globally!
Matthew 25:40 – The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’
If you are interested in serving within any of the following areas, please contact the office at 903-758-6868 or [email protected].
Matthew 25:40 – The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’
If you are interested in serving within any of the following areas, please contact the office at 903-758-6868 or [email protected].
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Longview Community MinistriesLCM provides many services including food boxes, financial assistance with utilities, rent and prescriptions. LCM also coordinates additional programs such as: “Meals with Love,” Coats for Kids, and Learning Lab. Longview Christian Church is committed to helping support this ministry on a monthly basis, with volunteers when needed, and with special projects as they arise.
How to connect:
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Graciously Broken Ministries, Inc.Graciously Broken began as a vision in the hearts of two recovering addicts who found hope and healing through the transformative work of the Gospel.
Graciously Broken offers 3 different programs in order to reach those who have different needs. Each program offers individualized care in a small, family-like environment for women who are ready to pursue health, wholeness, and freedom. As the Gospel shapes and motivates heart change, Graciously Broken aims to foster hope and healing, restore dignity, inspire resilience, and empower women and their children through a comprehensive 12-month recovery program. How to connect: Phone: 903-220-0575 Web: https://www.graciouslybroken.com/index.html |
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East Texas Literacy Council
The East Texas Literacy Council is a nonprofit, community based organization dedicated to changing lives through literacy. ETLC provides a variety of services to enable adult learners to achieve personal goals and self-sufficiency through teaching literacy skills. How to Connect:
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Lucas and Joy Mason (Athletes in Action)
Lucas serves as Campus Director for Athletes in Action at LeTourneau University. His role encompasses organizing Student Athlete Life Groups, discipleship, and partnerships with other campus ministries. Joy leads a book club designed to provide community and ministry to coaches' wives and female athletic staff. |
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Rehoboth Acres
Rehoboth Acres is a faith-based nonprofit in East Texas creating space for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to live with purpose, joy, and belonging. They currently offer a thriving day program where adults with mild to severe disabilities can learn new skills, build friendships, and be part of a supportive community that celebrates who they are. Every person is seen as capable, valued, and uniquely designed by God. Their long-term vision is to grow into a residential community with fully staffed group homes on peaceful acreage—a place where individuals with disabilities can live, work, and thrive in a setting built around faith, dignity, and genuine care. Community-based IDD care in Texas often falls short—both for the individuals who need consistent, compassionate support and for the caregivers who serve them. Rehoboth Acres is stepping in to provide a model of care that values dignity, stability, and faith- filled community for everyone involved. designed by God. How to Connect:
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