Holy Hands–We’re a different kind of church!

We don’t have a dress code.

We serve coffee, cookies,  Diet Dr. Pepper, Mountain Dew along with lively discussion in our Sunday (6:30pm) and Thursday (7:30pm) evening Bible studies.

We sing every stanza of the hymns we sing, and we sing loud!

But don’t let our casual atmosphere fool you.

We’re serious about our commitment to the Lord Jesus Christ and our mission to serve as His Holy Hands. We’re so serious about it, we don’t even have a building. Instead, we meet in a "mother-in-law" cottage turned Chapel, and use the money we save on rent and utilities to do God’s work.

Some of our ongoing and 2006 projects include purchasing hygiene items and assembling kits of these necessities a to give to new arrivals at Albany Rescue Mission and Agape Residential Recovery Center, and several fund raising projects to raise funds for a Lee County resident who needs a liver transplant.

We host and maintain the Albany Rescue Mission website.

We send Bibles to our troops overseas.

We send Bibles into Lee State Prison and provide hygiene supplies to inmates who are indigent and have no families to support them.

We purchase toys, toiletries and school supplies and assemble Christmas boxes for Samaritan’s Purse to send to poor children who might not otherwise receive Christmas presents.

We provide monthly boxes of groceries to several area families in need.

We have a team that conducts worship services in local nursing homes, and we supplement the salary of the Lee County Prison Chaplain (our pastor) so that he is able to continue the crucial and might work he does there.

First and foremost in these and all our projects is to share the love of God and spread the Good News about Jesus Christ our Savior.

If we can accomplish all this with only about a dozen people, think how much more we could do with you to help us.