Great I Am Ministries Outreach International is a national faith-based church and organization dedicated to bring the lost to Jesus Christ body, mind, and spirit. Since 2003, we influence hundreds of lives through giving, evangelism, missions, and helps. We help others assist others that are in need. We are dedicated to engaging the community, bringing awareness to issues people care about, and providing much-needed resources. Based on Deuteronomy 15.7-11, we believe in providing the natural needs of people before we bring in spiritual things. Whatever the need is (if we have it), we will provide it. Our Vision: Our vision is to extend a helping hand to those that are in need, (Deuteronomy 15.7-11,15). Our Story: God has a plan for everyone and everything. That includes you, and it includes Great I Am Ministries Outreach International. None of us can fully know God’s plan—the best we can do is pray and listen for clarity. Our church leadership has been doing just that and are excited to announce our latest church project. We are dedicated to engaging the community, address the issues that you care about, and provide resources to the homeless, our seniors, and anyone that’s in need. From the single mother to a struggling family, your contributions will help us not only meet needs, but to teach how to fish. But we can’t pull this off without your support. Whether you give to the church on a regular basis, or just attend on occasion, we’re asking you to consider contributing to this massive undertaking prayerfully. It’s something we need our entire church community’s help with. Even if you can’t make a large gift, know that every little bit helps. It’s more about coming together as a community united behind a common cause. We hope that you’ll consider making a donation towards this great step forward that we’re making together. Great I Am Ministries Outreach International was established on July 25, 2003 as a nonprofit ministry of helps, showing the world what the Lord can do by helping others. To be needy and poor doesn’t necessarily means they lack finances other things such as lacking in opportunities, education, or even the Word of God. There is always a need to help someone. Jesus mentioned to His disciples that “The poor will always be among us”. That is why we are slowly gearing to those less fortunate by starting with what we do have. In due time, a few people today; tomorrow the world. Types of activity: Prison ministry, community engagement and outreach, spiritual counseling, evangelism.