We provide automotive repair to single mothers, widows, and the elderly in Johnson County. Whether brake work, oil changes, or tune ups, we provide the labor for the cost of parts. We need more skilled mechanics, people interested in welcoming our guests, and volunteers to pick up parts. 

Embrace Grace is a ministry dedicated to ministering to single women in our community who are experiencing an unplanned pregnancy or are single moms. We need Stones women to serve as mentor moms, meal train organizers, etc. This is a wonderful way to show the love of Christ to women in our community. If you'd like more info on volunteering, click the link below. 

We combat physical hunger and loneliness in our community by providing a free meal on the second Tuesday of every month. During meals, we have hope-filled conversations and encourage our guests with the love of Jesus. Join us as we prepare meals and create a welcoming environment.  

Visiting Friends exists to provide ongoing, consistent friendship to residents living in long-term care facilities, many of who have few or no visitors on a regular basis. A significant missing element in these care centers is ongoing attention to the spiritual well-being of its residents, who often need encouragement, prayer, and someone to talk to. If you’d like more information on volunteering, click the link below.

If you have a knack for tutoring children in school subjects, join us as we minister through this very tangible act of service. We offer tutoring every Tuesday night during the school year from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. A background check will be required. 

Steve and Rebecca are called to full-time gospel ministry in a country in North Africa. They live and work in a capital city with a population of over two million in a region dominated by Islam. The area is inhospitable to the gospel. They are learning the heart language (Arabic) and envision the day when many will call Christ their Lord and Savior. (*Full name withheld for security purposes.)

Emily is the campus director for Cru in the Indianapolis area. She is in charge of overseeing the Cru campus ministry at Butler University, IUPUI, University of Indianapolis, Ivy Tech-Indianapolis, and Wabash College where she helps direct and empower local staff and connects with students across those universities.

Jim and Teresa are the co-directors of Sharing the Vision. They have been serving in full-time missions on the island of Hispaniola for 24 years. The past 15 years, they have been serving in the Dominican Republic.

The 410 Bridge is a Christ-centered, non-profit organization committed to relentlessly pursuing healthy community development in nations confined by poverty.  Working in conjunction with our partners, we activate a unique, holistic approach that combines Christian discipleship, economic development, quality education, clean water, as well as health and wellness to create lasting freedom from poverty.

Leo Arriaga is a Salvadorian national who partners with several organizations providing education in public schools dealing with drug prevention, sexuality, and violence. These partnerships provide him a platform to share the gospel in public schools. Leo also serves among the poor communities of El Salvador to meet both physical and spiritual needs. 

After serving in El Salvador for 16 years, John and Kelly Simpson moved to Birmingham, Alabama, to serve at the World Reach headquarters. Their role was to serve as a liaison between the home office and the Hispanic, Spanish-speaking missionaries serving with World Reach all over the world.  Over the past 10 years, their ministry has become more effective both with the Spanish-speaking missionaries on the field, as well as providing translation in the office. Their central vision is to offer ministry support, missionary care, and friendship to Spanish-speaking co-workers around the world and to help with communication between the office and the field. The Spanish language and Latin American cultural experience acquired while serving on the field has proven to be quite valuable as they serve in Birmingham.

David is a graduate of Cedarville College and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and has pastored churches in Dayton/Cincinnati, Ohio, and Indianapolis, Indiana. After being a missionary in Alaska for three summers, he felt a call from the Lord to develop native leaders and minister to teens. He fulfills his calling by serving as pastor at Fairbanks Native Bible Church in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Grant and Holly live in Columbus, Ohio, and serve with Cru at Ohio State University (OSU). Home to more than 61,000 college students, OSU has the third largest student body in the U.S. Grant and Holly are trusting God to win students to Christ, build them up in their faith, and send them out after graduation on mission for Jesus. They have three sons: Zeke, Luke, and Judah.

God called Francisco and Martita Berrios from their native El Salvador to Romania in 2001. Francisco and Martita are engaged in biblical counseling, evangelism, and small group development. The couple wrote a book to help churches in establishing a biblical counseling ministry. Francisco, who was appointed in 2015 as a pastor director for Eastern Europe with World Reach Inc.,  is also coordinating the discipleship and administration ministry at Hope Baptist Church in Brasov. 

Peace Restored is a ministry that works with women impacted by a variety of difficult life experiences. which may include trauma, abuse, grief anxiety, depression, and more. Peace Restored has an international reach and provides donation-based counseling, support groups, and classes to any woman over the age of 18. It is our hope to help everyone we serve experience God's unconditional love, transforming power, and growth by discovering her God-designed purpose.