Outreach

The Caring Place was co-founded by Westmore and the church has continued to support it since its inception. This organization serves our community by distributing groceries to families at poverty level or below, gives ready to wear clothing, provides professional social work services, and serves the people with spiritual food through prayer. Westmore supports the Caring Place through dedicated offerings once or twice a year as well as through monthly support.  Many Westmore members volunteer their time to support The Caring Place as well.

Westmore has been partnering with the Anchor Point for several years during which it has helped dozens of individuals to address addiction issues that have derailed their lives. Anchor Point Foundation is dedicated to helping men and women bound by life-controlling addictions, usually drugs and alcohol, as well as their families. Among other services, the organization assists in finding appropriate Christ-centered rehabilitation facilities.

In partnership with the Bradley County Juvenile Justice Department, Westmore sponsors boxed lunches for children whose parents are involved in court actions. It is a heart-breaking time for the children who are often victims of broken homes and challenging situation, which often includes drugs and other issues. These boxed lunches ensure that children are well fed while waiting for the outcome of their parents’ legal action.  Our support is an opportunity to share Christ’s love with the children and introduce them to the mentorship program, which was begun by Westmore and is now transitioning to the U-Turn Institute.

Westmore assists the Smoky Mountain Children’s Home with financial support, music ministry, as well as providing Christmas gifts to the children and staff.  SMCH is a private, faith based, not-for-profit agency which exists to provide care, love, and healing to children and youth who have no one else to advocate or care for them.  SMCH also seeks to place children in loving Christ-centered families through foster care and adoption.

Westmore partners with MWOA by providing financial support, as well as man-power for several church building projects in the United States, helping struggling congregations to move forward to effectively reach their regions for the Lord.

 Lead Pastor Kelvin Page regularly trains pastors throughout the United States and abroad through an intensive program that consists of mentorship, shadowing, and content. For more information contact the church.

Westmore has planted ten churches in Cuba over the past decade. We are partnering with two groups in this poor country with precious people: The Church of God in Cuba and Honoring the Father Sports Ministries. We have seen thousands of young people come to Christ through these ministries. Besides financial support, we often send teams to train leaders and to minister to men, women, and youth.

Westmore partners with Ronnie Hepperly and the GFA (formerly known as the African Firewall). This ministry goes into countries in the 10/40 window area where nobody goes to due to dangerous political and religious environment. The GFA model makes it easy to share the gospel, so anyone interested in reaching out to hard-to-reach people groups can undergo training in advance of participating in a GFA group.