Missionaries & Missions

Since 1973, abortion in the United States has been legal in all 9 months of pregnancy. Every 20 seconds a baby is killed and a mother is wounded.

Abigail Women’s Clinic (AWC), a 501c non-denominational pro-life ministry, has been working for life in the Illinois Valley since 1997. They provide services and referrals to women who are in a crisis pregnancy, at risk for unplanned pregnancy, or in financial straits that put their unborn or young child’s health at risk.

AWC provides limited obstetrical ultrasounds at no cost to the client. Statistics show that once a mother sees an ultrasound of her unborn child, she is 90+% likely to continue the pregnancy.

The AWC office is located at 1610 Stroble Ave., P.O. Box 28 in Mendota, IL, 61342.

Who is Abigail? The Biblical Abigail appears in 1 Samuel 25 as the wife of Nabal. David was about to slaughter her family, but she intervened in a bad situation and prevented the spilling of innocent blood by providing the support necessary to take her family out of danger. Like Abigail, AWC intervenes is less than ideal situations, and in the process help families avoid the pain of abortion. For more information and mobile location and schedule, you can visit the AWC website linked above.

Mission: To offer the young people of Bureau County, grades 6-12, a sense of purpose and acceptance by providing an inclusive social atmosphere of companionship and encouraging conversation. We want to cultivate and nurture the full potential of our younger generations through education, mentorship, and support.

We serve in an immigrant shelter and with our local church to see the gospel preached where it is not known. Our hope is to see Mexico City transformed by the gospel and that the gospel be lived out by all that profess the name of Jesus. We hope to see gospel communities created in the immigrant shelter, in our neighborhood, and all throughout Mexico City.

Use this link to find more information.

To start and strengthen churches in Hungary for the advancement of God’s Kingdom. Partnering with local churches and organizations, to provide resources, training, and support to empower them in effectively reaching their communities. The Kondors serve alongside the Reach Global Budapest City Team, working towards the transformation of their city through the gospel.

Use this link to find more information.

Delivering gift-filled shoeboxes to children in over 170 countries and territories along with the message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ-God’s Greatest Gift.

At outreach events, local Christians share the Good News of Jesus Christ. Children receive a shoebox, a tangible expression of God’s love, and the Greatest Gift booklet in their own language. This booklet contains scripture passages and the message of salvation.

Children are invited to attend a 12 week Greatest Journey Program to learn more about Jesus and to tell others about Him.

Since 2009:

• Over 2.2 million teachers have been trained from the local churches
• Over 46 million children have enrolled
• Over 23.5 million children have reported decisions for Christ

CAMP is an incorporated 501(3c) non profit organization seeking to promote missions in Central America. Dan and Jan Whitlock, CCC members, represent CAMP at Christ Community Church, in Princeton. Dan is president of CAMP.

The purpose of CAMP is to glorify God by providing our team members with “hands on” projects that assist our brothers and sisters in Central America. Working with each other and people of different countries and cultures brings new meaning to the words, “Love your neighbor as yourself.”

CAMP provides Dental and Medical Clinics with professional staff serving those in need of health care that have no means. CAMP also does construction projects such as medical clinic buildings, feeding centers, a church named Santo Tomas, orphanages remodels, home for young mothers ages 11-17, Sunday School additions to a church, a church youth camp in the mountains, LaCarpio give Dignity center located in the poorest community of San Jose, cabin builds at a Christian camp in the mountains, Rio Azul, a Nicaraguan community providing sanitary water and drain are some of the highlights.

CAMP’s immediate goals and needs for 2025 are: to provide trades education, a health program to provide services for infant care, general health care, regular dental clinics throughout the year, sewing classes, Bible classes, healthy meal classes, school supplies, backpacks, school uniforms, financial training, a hub where people can come for help and hear the word of God, replace aging dental equipment (dental is the number one request from churches and communities), build our own outreach ministry building, and a wide range of financial goals to meet the needs of the people.