Other Fellowships at Hillcrest
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Other Fellowships at Hillcrest |
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| Congregation Lion of Judah |
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Church of Grace |
| Love Russia | Youth with a Mission | |
The Congregation Lion of Judah has been meeting at Hillcrest for nearly six years.
It is led by Pastor Chuck Turano, and is a group of Messianic Jewish and Gentile
Christians who meet at Hillcrest Baptist Church on Saturday mornings at 11:00 AM.
All are invited. For more information about Messianic Judaism, there is a website run by one of
CLJ's members at:
Heart of Israel Website
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The Church of Grace (formerly Calvary Christian Slavic Church) is a Russian and Ukrainian charismatic
congregation that has also met at Hillcrest for many years. They have worship services Wednesday
evenings at 7:00 PM, Friday evenings at 7:00 PM, and Sundays at 1:00 PM.
They are led by the kind and smiling Pastor Pavel V. Pshichenko.
All are welcome! Pastor Pavel can be reached at (720) 297-6174 or (720 898 0250.
Love Russia is a British Christian humanitarian aid charity, which has its headquarters on the Isle of Wight. The aim of the
charity is to promote any charitable purpose in the territories of the former Soviet Union, which includes relief of poverty,
suffering and distress by demonstrating practical Christian compassion and where appropriate sharing the Christian faith.
Current projects include – supporting orphanages, baby homes and rescue shelters for homeless children. Through Genesis –
a bursary type funding scheme Love Russia supports a number of at-risk teens through further education. Provision of children’s
dental services and support for several hospitals, a pioneering Workshop for disabled young
adults are other areas in which the charity is involved. Hillcrest Baptist Church is currently acting as the collection point for contributions to Love Russia from the United States.
For information on how to donate in the US and more info on Love Russia go to:
Love Russia Website
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Youth With a Mission is an international group of Christians working to help make
a difference in a needy world. Founded in 1960, it is now one of the largest
interdenominational and international Christian ministries, with about
12,000 volunteer staff (and thousands more affiliated workers) based in over
700 locations in over 135 countries. Mercy ministries meet some of
the practical and physical needs of over 400,000 people annually. Caring
for street children in South America; aiding in the recovery of drug addicts in
North America and Western Europe; feeding and housing refugees and women in need
in Africa and Asia, operating ocean-traversing ships demonstrating and
declaring the Good News, are just some of the ways helping hands are extended.
YWAM also engages in church planting, in coordination with churches and denominations,
or on its own among people who don't have churches among them yet.
You can get more information about YWAM at:
YWAM Website
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