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Love INC of Shelby County – One Year Later
One year ago, something changed in Shelby County, Indiana. Churches that had existed in the same community for years—but worked in isolation—made a decision. They chose to work together. In a county where nearly 40% of residents are working poor or below, that kind of coordination matters. But the real impact can’t be captured in numbers alone. In less than a year, Love INC of Shelby County has become the central connection point in the region. Hospitals call them. Child services call them. Police and…
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Lasting Change Starts Here
A mother and son, facing homelessness, sought resources at Love INC of Oceana County, MI. They were regular visitors for years, but only recently joined their Transformational Ministry (TM) classes, seeking holistic support. During their time taking Transformational Ministry classes at Love INC, they secured stable
The Githogoro I Want
One of Love INC Kenya’s five affiliates serves the Githogoro slum and sees countless needs, many of which point back to the same root issue – poor sanitation. Without safe, affordable, and accessible drinking water, residents face a high risk of contracting communicable diseases such as
Once He Needed Help and Hope; Now He Helps Others
Robert McCormack suddenly found himself with no place to live 10 years ago. His bank account had been wiped out. He had his two little girls in the back seat and their car was running out of gas on Bozeman [Montana’s] 19th Avenue. “I was kind
A Year of Trials and Triumphs
Love INC of Benton County, OR In early March, it became clear that we were going to have to operate outside of our norms in order to continue meeting needs in our community. This looked like developing new ministries, remotely training volunteers, and onboarding many new
Seeing Glory Within A Global Pandemic
Love INC Kenya When the coronavirus came to Kenya, causing many to be unable to provide food for their families, local Love INC churches stepped up. They worked to respond to the needs in the community by becoming collection centers for donations, tirelessly packing and distributing
