Samaritan Worldview
A HAND TO THE WEARY
A MAP TO THE LOST
An Outreach Organization With An Evangelistic Call, That Focuses on Connecting The Poor, Needy, Destitute, Homeless and those In Need With
The Organizations That Offer The Right and Proper Resources To Help Them Get Back On Their Feet.
FOUR FOUNDATIONAL PILLARS
WE BUILD RELATIONSHIPS
With Those We Serve And With Partner Organizations To Provide The Proper Resources, Programs And Help To Those In Need.
Luke 10:35
We Actively Seek Out
The Homeless & Those in need, meeting them where they're at, focusing on the outskirts of town in the often overlooked areas such as the byways, the alley ways, the hedges and bushes, etc.
Luke 14:23
We Connect & Introduce
Our neighbors in need to Christ Jesus via prayer, love and kindness, then to the Partner Organizations (Inn's) with the right resources to help them As Needed, and When Asked For
John 4:28-30, 39-42
We Return to Give Thanks
By Honoring And Appreciating What God Is Doing In The Community Through All of Us Involved In Helping The Poor And Underprivileged, Coming Together And Giving Thanks.
Luke 17:12-19
For the Needy Shall Not Always Be Forgotten, The Expectation Of The Poor Shall Not Perish For Ever. Psalm 9:18.
Go Ye Into All The World And Preach The Gospel To All Creation.
Mark 16:15
With the Needy, Destitute and Homeless Members of Society Increasing,
The Resources Becoming Scarcer and Scarcer,
From the Good Samaritan Perspective, We Bridge The Gap Between The Organizations That Offer These Services With Those That Need It Most,
We Partner With These Organizations To Offer Vital Resources To The Members Of These Communities, On The Ground And On The Front line.
We Believe That Christ Jesus Is The Answer To Long Term Healing And Deliverance From The Situations In Which Many Are In,
We Connect Those Who Want A Relationship With Jesus To Jesus,
And Everyone That Wants Help, We Connect Them To The Right Resources To Help Them On Their Journey To Freedom.
We connect them to Christ, Then To The "Inn's" Where They Can Be Taken Care Of, Just like the Good Samaritan.