►I CARE WORLD MISSION

We the undersigned" Success And Deliverance Evangelical Ministry families addresses the challenges that face families trying to overcome poverty and at risk conditions.

I Care World Mission focuses its outreach efforts on families and individuals vulnerable to economic crisis, abuse, neglect, or harm to self or others and provides most of these services through its case management.

I want to express my appreciation for your generosity in support of I Care world Mission.. Your personal commitment is always incredibly helpful and allow us to reach our goal. Your assistance means so much to us but even more to our I Care world Mission. Thank you from all of us. Sincerely, Bishop Kelvin D. Moore, Sr.

Pastor & Mission Team

You can make a difference in someone’s life. I CARE WORLD MISSION TEAM

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One Day at a Time Advocating for Better Change

One Goal: Taking Action Now to End Poverty

One Place No more struggling alone

Distribution Program

» Books new or used

» Clothing new or used

» Medical Equipment new or used

» Bible and Christian Commentaries new or used

» Playground Equipment new or used

» Household items new or used

» School supplies and backpacks – new only

» Hygiene products and toiletries – new only

» Food - Beans, Rice, Canned foods, Hams and Turkeys – please confirm date of use

» LifeSource kits for people living with HIV/AIDS – The kit includes home health care items, shopping voucher and healing beings here educational material

» 72-hour kits The kit includes sanitary supplies, special Items for Babies, Adults, Entertainment; Tools and Supplies: required to meet the essential needs of a family for a 72-hour period

I Care Mission: Christmas gift to children

Care Mission

• Program Voucher

• Meal Voucher

• Crisis Rental Voucher

• Thrift Shop Voucher

• Emergency Shelter Voucher

• Shoe Voucher

• Transitional Housing Voucher

• Emergency Energy Voucher

• Limited Transportation Voucher

I CARE WORLD MISSION Community Partnership Answering the Call

We believe no one in our community should go hungry and we are guided in this mission by a deep compassion for our common humanity.

Clothing: Dresses, Skirt, blouses, Shirt, Jackets, T-shirt’s, Pants and Caps sock ...

Shoes: "men, woman children" pair of black pumps, a pair of stylish flat sandals, a strappy heeled sandal, a pair of statement heels, a pair of sneakers, a pair of all-weather hiking boots, a pair of mules, a pair of loafers and a pair of knee-high boots.

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Our I Care World Mission Initiative Petition link

Author: Bishop Kelvin Moore, Sr.

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For those of you who have limited time but want to partner with the organization for Special Events, Short-Term or with your family, please fill out the Simple Application below and we will get back to you right away on what is available to meet your needs and those of the organization

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Survey participants

This survey provides our organization with the tools to gather information about our neighborhood and community. Conducting this survey is invaluable to our organization

In planning community projects
In considering ongoing ministry opportunities
In getting to know our neighbors better

The benefit of the information communicate a message of caring: “Your opinions and ideas matter to us!” Thanks you can email or return the survey us postal.

Our I Care World Mission online survey click link

The questions are open-ended, with space for survey-takers to write in responses. You can adapt or add questions as appropriate. For example, you can list several possible initiatives that are being considered by the ministry and ask people which ones they think are best suited to their current needs. If you already have a service project in mind, consider "Our ministry is considering a community center in this neighborhood. Do you have any suggestions for how you’d like to see us d

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After each survey is completed, we will follow up with a thank-you note to residents who completed the survey to show our appreciation for their time.

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John 17:15 ► I pray not that thou shouldest take them out of the world, but that thou shouldest keep them from the evil.

Ephesians 5:11 ► And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them.

2 Corinthians 6:17 ► Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you.

Ministry Policy the cold and flu season

Reflections: Although the world has declared that this is the cold and flu season, as children of the Most High God, our expectation is to walk in health and wholeness!

As we continue to gather for services while maintaining business as usual. As this virus and the world’s response to the virus continue to evolve and more information is published by the World Health Organization and Government sources

Prayer reduces anxiety

Writing to the church at Philippi, where he had once been beaten and imprisoned, Paul tells the believers in the book of Philippians not to worry or to be anxious about anything. Instead, Paul instructs them they should pray for God's blessing and make supplication for his protection and do it all with thanksgiving.

This coronavirus (COVID-19) ministry policy is susceptible to changes with the introduction of additional governmental guidelines. If so, we will update you as soon as possible by email.

Policy brief & purpose This ministry policy includes the measures to maintain the high levels of collaboration for all who reach our doors. We kindly requested to follow all these measures diligently, to sustain a healthy and safe unique environment.

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No community web conferences are planned at this time

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We are following the charitable choice approach

• A Level Playing Field: Requires government not to exclude faith-based providers

• Obligates government to protect the religious character of groups that accept government funds

• Protecting Clients: Protects the religious liberty of people who need government-funded assistance by ensuring the availability of a secular alternative for client services

SUCCESS & DELIVERANCE EVANGELICAL MINISTRY

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