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“Rather than asking God to bless what we’re doing, why don’t we do what God has already said he will bless?” - Steve Vinson, Director of The Israel Initiative.



At CityServe, we believe that when the local church serves Israel, we will become blessed. 



Listen to our NEWEST episode to find out why it is important for the local church and local pastors to be involved in this initiative.





Nation of Israel- A CityServe Compassion Initiative 

“My past qualifies me for the work that is needed in the church.” - Louie Wright, Director of The Prisoner Initiative.

At CityServe, we believe the local church has a biblical mandate to care for The Prisoner.

Listen to our NEWEST episode to find out ways your church can serve this community!

The Prisoner- A CityServe Compassion Initative

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“My past qualifies me for the work that is needed in the church.” - Louie Wright, Director of The Prisoner Initiative.

At CityServe, we believe the local church has a biblical mandate to care for The Prisoner.

Listen to our NEWEST episode to find out ways your church can serve this community!

The Prisoner- A CityServe Compassion Initative

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“It was because of the local church that changed the whole trajectory of my life.” - Steve Kramer, Director of The Vulnerable Initiative.

God has called His church to go and seek those whom are in need. CityServe wants to train, equip, and mobilize the church in serving The Vulnerable Initiative.

It is our desire to help your church in celebrating this community.

In this episode, Founder of Champions Clubs Foundation, Craig Johnson, joins us to share from his real-life experience and heartfelt story to give tangible ways the church can be a place of safety and refuge for families with special needs children.

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Here are 5 things you should know about the widows in your church:


The average age of a widow is only 56 years old. 
Becoming a widow means nothing is the same (financially, socially, etc.)
Widows lose 75% of their friendship network after losing a spouse. 
Half will not be attending the church they attended with their husband after one year of becoming a widow. 
One-third of widows meet the criteria for clinical depression in the first month after their husband's death. 

Have you ever wondered how your church can more effectively care for widows? Lean into the conversation with author Sheryl Giesbrecht Turner as she shares her personal story of the tragic and unexpected loss of her husband and what it taught her about overcoming her own grief and walking through seasons of loss with others. 

Join host Kyle Johnson and cohost Steve Kramer each month as we bring you innovative ideas and practical resources you can use in your church. 

When most people think of orphans, they may think of a story made for Hollywood or a desperate need in a faraway land. The reality is, adoption and foster is a huge need in America and the local church is God’s answer to help place the orphan in a family. Join us on this episode of the CityServe Network Leadership Podcast, as we discuss the issue of adoption and foster care and how each one of us can play a part in demonstrating the heart of God for the orphan.

This podcast is for pastors & church leaders who want to make a difference in their communities with compassion ministry. We know it's hard when you feel alone and outgunned so every month CityServe Network will bring you free coaching from experts who are walking the talk. If you enjoyed this podcast, please like and review it and subscribe on your favorite channel so you don’t miss future content.

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