Outreach Ministry
Lead the church in sharing the message and love of Jesus Christ with the unchurched and under resourced.
Passions: Serving others, sharing Christ, loving others and meeting their needs in times of crisis, mercy, compassion
Contact: Laura Burger, Director of Caring/Outreach
, 513-231-4172
A team who works to educate, advocate and communicate social injustices such as
poverty, recycling and general welfare to the church and community and trains and equips volunteers for service.
Contact: Rob Smith 513-231-0290
Christmas Outreach
Christmas outreach to the community with gifts and dinner.
Contact:
, 513-231-4172
Back-to-School Project
Provides under-resourced children of the community with resources and supplies at the start of the school year.
Contact:
, 513-231-4172
Project 5000
Lenten outreach project that provides emergency boxes of food to the under-resourced.
Contact:
, 513-231-4172
Interfaith Hospitality Network
Lay people are equipped to host people who have been temporarily displaced from their homes, hosting one week six times per year, in the Forest Road parsonage house.
Contact:
, 513-231-4172
Bob Drew Memorial Garden/Food - Free Store
Teams of volunteers plant & harvest produce that is given to the Free Store Food Bank.
Contact:
, 513-231-4172
Festival of Sharing
Fall outreach to collect hygiene and layette kits as part of a Church World Service/CROP project.
Contact: Lynne Veil, 513-231-5847
Volunteers provide food, money and/or time to assist with Sunday dinners 2 times a year in the Over-The-Rhine area in Cincinnati.
Contact: Ruth Heyward, 513-231-3181
Nast-Trinity United Methodist Church “Breakfast of Champions”
Volunteers work one Sunday morning a month to prepare and serve breakfast to approximately 400 people in the Over-The-Rhine area in Cincinnati.
Contact: Linda Carlson, 513-232-9972
Prepare Affair
Teams of volunteers assist with minor repairs and yard work for the elderly and disabled as an annual fall event organized by People Working Cooperatively.
Contact: Vic Black, 513-233-9556
Repair Affair
Teams of volunteers work to cleanup and do minor repairs for the elderly and disabled as an annual spring event organized by People Working Cooperatively.
Contact: Vic Black, 513-233-9556
Prayerful Comfort Needle Artists
A gathering of volunteers who meet, pray, and create prayer throws and shawls to literally and figuratively cover people in prayer.
Contact: Cathy Gouldin, 513-474-3663
Anderson Hills Quilters
Volunteer quilters make quilts for children and adults in order to provide comfort and share God's love.
Contact: Marilyn Hogue, 513-231-4852
Join a team of adults and high school students in doing hands-on home repair ministry to serve families in central Appalachia making their homes safer, drier and warmer.
Contact: Chris Gremban, 513-232-7369
Serve in International Missions (Mexico, Tanzania)
Serve with short-term international missionaries from AHUMC working with Back 2 Back Ministry in Cincinnati and enjoying serving the orphanages by working to have needs of the children met.
Contact: Al Wright, 513-583-9207
Habitat for Humanity
Anderson Hills United Methodist Church is part of a Habitat for Humanity/Shalom House coalition of churches to provide simple, decent and affordable housing for under-resourced families.
Contact: Nancy Newton, 513-248-9220
Volunteers take paper, cardboard, aluminum cans, and plastic bottles that are collected in the old kitchen to the recycling center.
Contact: Ruth Heyward, 513-231-3181