CoC In Action
OUT DAY 2025
Thank you for making OUT DAY 2025 a success! With your generous donations and with over 100 people volunteering their time, we were able to support so many in our community, including:
Mayer Elementary School - Received 408 snack bags, 58 pairs of shoes, 50+ warm coats & hoodies, and 32 first aid kits
Phoenix Rescue Mission - Received 178 winter Hope Totes
Esperanza Elementary - Received 80 food bags
Foothills Food Bank - Received 139 holiday snack bags Y
outh For Troops - $830 was raised to send 150 care packages to troops overseas and 100 care bags for veterans living on the streets
Feed My Starving Children - 68 children will receive a daily meal for a year
Andre House - 550 homeless people were fed dinner
JUNIOR HIGH CAMP SUMMER 2025
Our 6th-8th grade students had an incredible camp experience with over a hundred other students from Phoenix-area churches filled with outdoor fun, memorable Bible teaching, and building relationships with God and one another. Check out the highlight video here.
BACK-TO-SCHOOL DRIVE
Esperanza and Mayer are Title-1 elementary schools needing support from their community. As their students return back to school our church was able to donate supplies for students, teachers, and classrooms. Even some popsicles for Esperanza’s Meet the Teacher night!
THANKSGIVING MEALS FOR FAMILIES IN NEED
We were able to sort and build around 100 Thanksgiving boxes for the families in need at Esperanza Elementary in the Deer Valley school district.
MAYER SCHOOL DISTRICT
We provide needed assistant to Mayer School District, near Prescott, with resources throughout the school year. These families live at or below property level and the students are in need of support of everyday items like food, clothing, school supplies, etc. We support this school year round with different support like weekend snack bags, food for their food pantry, school supplies, summer activities, Angel tree, warm coats, and shoes.
TEEN CHALLENGE TEAM
About once a month, a group from our church serves a meal, plays games, and hears testimonies from residents at the Ranch. These centers are designed to help individuals (18 years and older) learn how to live drug-free lives. The programs are discipline-oriented and offer a balance of Bible classes, work assignments, and recreation. Thank you to our team for continued support of this ministry!
