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The Sparrow's Nest Mission Church
Posted on Monday, March 08, 2004
The Sparrow’s Nest is a non-profit, Christ-centered ministry in downtown Athens that seeks to change lives through the power of God and nurturing relationships.

The Sparrow's Nest Mission Church

The Sparrow's Nest is a mission church that serves the needs of inner-city Athens by providing a spiritual home for many who are in financial as well as spiritual need. Included in the ministries are worship/ teaching services, a youth group for at-risk teens, a food bank, clothes closet, drug/ alcohol counseling, and a Christmas toy giveaway. Earl and Annalise Delmarter are the leaders.

The Sparrow's Nest was founded by our associate pastor, Lee McNeil, in a small building downtown and has grown substantially over the years. Other members of Tuckston have joined in support of this wonderful ministry and are constantly involved in helping the Delmarters in the many outreaches of their wonderful ministry.

Currently the Sparrow's Nest constantly needs help in many areas including food organization/ distribution, clothes organizing/ hanging, transporting attenders to and from services, and financial donations. Prayers for the people and the Delmarters' ministry to them are also highly coveted and appreciated.

Please contact Earl Delmarter at the number listed below for more information.

The Sparrow’s Nest -Psalm 84:3
Mission Church
P.O. Box 1972 • Athens, Georgia 30603 • (706) 769-1982 • Cell (706) 255-7204 • email: i_mdelivered@yahoo.com

VISION: To transform the climate of the inner-city Athens community.

MISSION STATEMENT: Sparrow’s Nest is a non-profit, Christ-centered ministry that seeks to change lives through the power of God and nurturing relationships. By creatively meeting the needs of the at-risk population, we build trust, which is the doorway to hope and transformation.

OBJECTIVES:

1: To continue and expand existing ministries.

Inner-City Youth Ministry: Sharing the Gospel of hope several times a week to the inner-city youth. God calls them “fearfully and wonderfully made in His image.” Out of 100 youth we associate with, only one has both mother and father living at home. 47% of our city’s teens will drop out of high school; 80% of the youth God has us overseeing are in this category.

Food for Friends: Helping families in crisis by giving groceries to 100-170 families each week.

Tuesday Afternoon Chapel: Faith-filled service for addicts/alcoholics, prostitutes, homeless, and believers alike.

Kitchen Cabinet: Providing daily necessities for those in emergency need.

Clothes Closet: Helping more than 250 persons each month by giving clothing to fire victims, single moms, reforming addicts/ inmates, homeless and others. We go through 3000 lbs of clothing every month.

Elijah's Purse: Assisting families and individuals with emergency financial needs such as utility bills, rent, and deposits, as well as helping to fill prescriptions for the sick.

The Christmas Toy Giveaway: A unique Christmas event where parents receive free toys to give as gifts to their children. Last year 575 parents received toys for 1,800 children. Moreover, approximately 100 of these parents came to the altar for prayer.

Drug and Alcohol counseling: Bringing hope where there is seemingly no hope through the Gospel of deliverance, the life transforming Word of God.

Sunday Morning Worship: Inner-city youth, their parents and all others that God allows us to minister to through the week coming together for worship, discipleship, fellowship and prayer.

2: To establish after-school programs for at-risk youth, offering tutoring, mentoring, Internet Café, homework help and more.

3: To begin a “Welfare to Workplace” program designed to move the inner-city unemployed into the workforce. This will include teaching skills for employment, work ethics, job counseling and placement, as well as follow up sessions which will be instrumental in fostering a career mindset.

4: To increase community awareness of, and participation in, The Sparrow’s Nest , giving caring people a place to use their God-given time, talents, and treasures.


Weekly Schedule

Monday
9:30am - Aerobics
10:00am - Our Daily Bread
6:30pm - Stephen Ministry Supervision
7:30pm - Prayer Committee

Tuesday
9:30am - Aerobics
6:00pm - Prayer Group
6:30pm - Women's Bible Study
6:30pm - Emmaus Reunion Group

Wednesday
1:00pm - Bridge Group
7:30pm - Chancel Choir

Thursday
7:00am - Prayer Breakfast
9:30am - Aerobics

Sunday
8:20am - Prayer Vigil
8:20am - Worship Service
9:30am - Church School
9:30am - Worship Service
11:00am - Church School
11:00am - Worship Service
11:00am - Rainbow Kids


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