Eastside Services
Contact Person: Paulene Eyer & Fred Payne

This group serves evening meals at the City Gospel Mission the last Thursday of each month. In addition to the Eyer's and the Payne's, Warren and Lou Behymer, Charlie and Joyce Perry, and Carl and Pat Garnes also volunteer.

Christmas Store
Contact Person: Paulene Eyer

Volunteers help parents pick out Christmas gifts for their children and also assist in helping the parents wrap the presents. Guaranteed to get you in the Christmas spirit.

City Gospel Mission
Contact Person: Fred & Kyleen Payne, Don & Paulene Eyer, Carl & Pat Games

Opportunities for many short term projects such as painting and clean up in women's ministry homes, mailings, landscaping, etc. Fred has served on the Board of Directors for 25 years and recently transferred to the Advisory Board.

Pregnancy Care of Cincinnati
Contact Person: Jeannie Harvey

Focus is client education, working with administering to abortion minded and/or pregnany women. This is a pro-life ministry that is connected with the sanctity of human life.

Pregnancy Center of Clermont County
Contact Person: Judy Carpenter

Focus is the same as Pregnancy Care of Cincinnati

Bibles for the World/ India Children's Choir
Contact Person: Fred Payne

Fred and Kyleen are coordinators for the housing for the children who will be in the area for the summer performance.

Nursing Home Ministry
Contact Person: Ralph Newberry

This group has a worship service at Salem Park Nursing Home the third Sunday afternoon of every month. The service usually lasts for 30-45 minutes.

Southwest Ohio Developmental Center (SODC)
Contact Person: Warren & Lou Behymer, Len & Lorrie Mikulski

There are seven sixteen-bed cottages on the campus housing occupants ranging in age 21-68. Above are involved in Adopt-a-Cottage group who visit once a month to celebrate birthdays and other holidays with gifts and refreshments and show their love on a one to one basis.

Prison Ministry
Contact Person: Rose Keiholz

Rose develops a "giving tree" at Christmas to the children of inmate's incarcerated at the Clermont County Jail. In addition, during the Christmas season, Rose develops a list pf those in the area with special needs and uses the giving tree to minister to them.

Southeastern Ecumenical Ministry of Churches
Contact Person: Carl & Pat Games, Fred & Barb Dierking, Len Mikulski

• SEM MANOR - Independent living
• SEM LAURELS - Independent living
• SEM VILLA - Congregate living
• SEM TERRACE - Independent living
• SEM HAVEN - Nursing Home

These non-profit facilities provide affordable, comfortable housing for senior citizens. Each property strives to preserve and promote human dignity, self-determination and individual freedom within a relaxed, caring environment.

Parent Volunteer Association (PVA)
Contact Person: Warren & Lou Behymer, Len & Lorrie Mukulski

This group raises money for the things that the state doesn't supply for SODC. Examples are park benches along the hiking trails for the forty-two acre campus, gas grill for each cottage, popcorn machine, sound equipment, camping equipment, etc.

Winfield House
Contact Person: Jan Nisbet

Winfield House serves the people of Augusta, Kentucky through tutoring and mentoring programs for children, youth outreach ministries, and Bible studies and discipleship for adults. Under the direction of Karen Kirkendol, Winfield reaches into Bracken County with a message of hope that only the Gospel of Christ can bring.

CITYCURE
Contact Person: Ralph Newberry

CityCURE targets neighborhoods that suffer from economic depression, crime, broken families and drug abuse. CityCURE activities combine fun with the good news of Jesus Christ. Neighborhood ministries include tutoring, youth choirs, drama groups, weekly bible school, small group meetings and after school programs. Workers include adults from the local church, CityCURE staff and CityCURE volunteers.