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City Rescue Mission
City Rescue Mission
800 W. California
Oklahom City, OK 73106
405.232.2709
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City Rescue Mission is a faith-based, private, nonprofit organization providing solution-based ministry to homeless men, women and children in the Oklahoma City metro. Last year the Mission provided services to an average of 365 people a day. Not only does the Mission provide safe shelter and warm meals, but also a holistic approach to recovery and a variety of social services for the homeless and near homeless including medical, dental, vision care and much more.
Here's a list of some of our current needs at the Mission. If you would like to donate any of the following items, they can be dropped off at City Rescue Mission, 800 W California, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Current Needs Include:
- Men's jeans - ALL SIZES
- Men's, women's and children's Coats - ALL SIZES
- Women's jeans size 16 and up
- Boys Underwear 2T and 4T
- Men's and women's tennis shoes - ALL SIZES
- Newborn clothes, socks and coats
- Diaper rash ointment
- Baby wash cloths and towels
- Women's Bras - ALL SIZES
We Are Called to Serve
At Westminster we believe serving others is an important part of our faith journey. God can reveal himself to us and others through service. He never fails to bless us when we serve and act as a vessel for His work.
There are many opportunities for you to serve inside and outside the walls of Westminster.
Do you like to...
Cook ~ Sing ~ Tutor ~ Rock Babies ~ Teach ~ Mentor
Knit ~ Play an Instrument ~ Greet & Welcome
We've got a place for you! Call 405.524.2204 and tell us how you would like to serve.
Outside Our Walls
Reaching beyond our walls and even our comfort zone is also an important part of service. Please check out the ministries we support, give them a call and see how you can help.
Urban Mission
Urban Mission
3737 N. Portland
Oklahoma City, OK 73112
405.946.1556
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The Urban Mission was started in 1972 when the congregation of Second Presbyterian Church was dissolved. Trustees of the property decided to leave the building as a type of neighborhood outreach center. In 2000, The Urban Mission moved to our current location at 3737 N. Portland. This move gave the organization the space to help many more people. The Urban Mission has come from serving a few families each month to assisting 20,000 people each year in the Oklahoma City metro area. The Urban Mission operates on a budget of $600,000 a year. These funds are mainly secured from private individual and church donations. The Urban Mission also has secured small grants from foundations in the past. Volunteers are essential to our operation. The community comes together through The Urban Mission to help one another.
Infant Crisis Services
Infant Crisis Services
4224 N. Lincoln
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
405.528.3663
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Infant Crisis Services believes every baby and toddler deserves life’s basic necessities.
With the help of the community, Infant Crisis Services supplies life-sustaining formula and food as well as diapers and clothing for babies and toddlers in times of crisis.
It is hard to imagine that in today's society there are babies and toddlers who go to bed hungry, yet it happens every day right here in Oklahoma. Our state has the 8th highest incidence of childhood poverty in the U.S. Infant Crisis Services serves more than 1,000 babies and toddlers in central Oklahoma each month.
Infant Crisis Services is bridging the gap in current services. Government programs like WIC and DHS often require waiting periods of up to several weeks during a critical time in a baby’s development and don’t provide diapers or certain medically prescribed formulas.
Goodland Academy
Goodland Academy
1216 N 4200 Road
Hugo, OK 74743
580.326.7568
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Goodland is a year-round K-12 individualized self-paced education program for both day and residential students regardless of socio-economic status.
Goodland was founded by early Presbyterian missionaries in 1848 and maintains covenant relationship with the PCUSA to this day. Goodland is governed by a self-appointing board of trustees from various states.
Goodland strives to balance educational tradition with innovation and to foster the development of values as an integral part of intellectual growth. It seeks to promote the open exchange of ideas and the independent pursuit of learning.
Goodland aspires to be a community of persons from diverse backgrounds who respect and affirm the dignity of all people. It is a community where a mature understanding of the Christian faith and lives of service are nurtured and students are encouraged to work toward a just and peaceful world.
The purpose of a Goodland education is to help its students attain their full potential as persons, to develop in them a capacity and passion for lifelong learning, and to prepare them for fulfilling lives of leadership and service in society.
