PassageWay Ministries
Prayer Ministry
Connection & Prayer / Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m.
10 Minutes at 10:10 am / Sunday Mornings.
Join us as we spend time in prayer together to focus on God's goodness, to come alongside others in our Body as we uplift them in prayer, and to invite our Lord to do His work in and through every ministry and need of PassageWay Church and in our community.
Men’s Ministry
various events throughout the year
Men can also join the Adult Sunday School classes on Sunday mornings at 9 am.
Women’s Ministry
women’s BIBLE STUDY
2nd & 4th Mondays, 6:30-8pm.
Studying Ephesians with Pastor JD Greear. Bible Study includes worship, video teaching, table discussion, workbook, and fellowship together.
Women can also join the Adult Sunday School classes on Sunday mornings at 9 am.
Grief Share
Mondays, 6:30-8:30pm.
This program features biblical, Christ-centered teaching that focuses on grief topics associated with the death of a loved one. The DVD seminar features nationally respected grief experts and real-life stories of people, followed by a small group discussion about what was viewed. Past participants have related how helpful the information and follow-up discussions were to them.
Additional Outreach Opportunities
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Washington County Recycling Center
Volunteer with PassageWay on the 3rd Saturdays of odd months.
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Caring Meals
Life is messy, and in those moments when everything seems to have been turned upside down, we need a little help now and again, even with life's most basic needs. There's just something about not having to worry about what's for dinner that takes some of the stress out of the equation. If you are experiencing some of life's messiness, and need PassageWay's assistance in this area, or know of someone who needs to be ministered to in this way, please contact us.
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Cross Training Center
CTC in Omaha, NE empowers and equips disadvantaged and under educated youth and adults through spiritual transformation, character development, vocational training and work experience.
PassageWay Supported Missionaries
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The Edgren Family
Avant Ministries
Scott and Kristi Edgren work with Avant Ministries in Ecuador equipping national church leaders for ministry. Scott teaches pastors and church leaders in seminaries and is also doing administrative work for the mission. Kristi is a 6th-grade teacher at Alliance Academy, the school where their children attend. The Ecuadorian church is growing and becoming more and more independent. The Edgrens have opportunities to encourage them to send Ecuadorian missionaries to other parts of the world as well.
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The Shires Family
GGF Ministries
Hudson and Kristina Shires are serving in partnership with GGF and a production ministry that works to bring the gospel to the lost through the power of media and the creative arts. Leveraging the web, satellite television, and relationships, God is moving mightily to bring the saving news of His love to those who would otherwise have no way to hear the Gospel.
Whether it be parenting their eight children, leading Bible studies, participating in music and media ministries, or simply getting to know the people around them, the Shires family believes that they have been called by God to be witnesses and encouragers to the lost and to the global community of believers.
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The Foral Family
The Navigators
With The Navigators, Matt serves as the Long Term Pathways Director for Navigators World Missions, leading a team that connects candidates with opportunities and shepherds new missionaries through the application process. Also, as a part of Navigators World Missions' Discipling for Development (D4D) ministry, Matt is committed to discipling Roma pastors in Bulgaria, making 2-3 trips a year with his teammates.
Our love and passion for D4D comes from this: Instead of doing things for the poor, Discipling for Development works with the poor, empowering them to address their issues themselves. D4D's mission is to transform communities living in poverty so they can experience healthier living conditions, sufficient food, and economic hope, healed relationships, find their true identity in Christ, and live a restored and active relationship with God (DisciplingForDevelopment.org).
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The Loftis Family
Cru Blair
Students have many voices competing for their attention. It is not always easy to follow the Lord as a teenager and yet these are some of the most formative years of a person's life. At PassageWay, we want to give students in middle school and high school the chance to know and follow Jesus.
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