WORKship

Allie to Serve Her 100,000th meal!!

WORKship — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 00:42:24 +0000

This Christmas Day, Allie will be serving her 100,000th meal to the hungry. Allie started serving with WORKship in July of 2000 when she was just five-years-old. Allie is now a 16-year-old honors student at BASIS School and has not missed a week of helping since she began. To see some fun photos of Allie in action, just click on the link below:

Allie’s WORKship Photo Album

The Greatest Religion Never Tried

WORKship — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 23:50:47 +0000

Interested in learning about the WORKship Reformation? A great place to start would be to read the book, “The Greatest Religion Never Tried”. It details the history of primitive church groups — like WORKship — and explains how they can help positively influence our modern world.

To download a pdf of “The Greatest Religion Never Tried”, click the link below:

The Greatest Religion Never Tried (PDF)

The Protestant Reformation from a WORKship Perspective

WORKship — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 21:21:36 +0000

Ever wondered what the Protestant Reformation was all about? For an intriguing overview of the Protestant Reformation from a WORKship Perspective, please download the attached book “There Should Be No Beggars” by Brother Thad. “There Should Be No Beggars” — like all WORKship publications — is offered free of charge. Please feel free to share it with your friends.

Download this book by clicking here: “There Should Be No Beggars”

2010 Stats

WORKship — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 19:31:41 +0000

Without accepting a single dollar in donations, the WORKship Methodist Church in Tucson in 2010:

Provided over 15,000 meals to the hungry.
Provided hundreds and hundreds of pairs of socks, warm gloves, warm caps, and blankets for those in need.
Hosted over 100 projects ranging from movie and shopping outings for needy children, memorial services for children and adults, parties and celebrations for children with serious illnesses, first-aid training sessions for people living on the streets, provided volunteers for on-the-border emergency first aid for deportees, and much, much more.
Coordinated and helped provide health care services to hundreds of homeless members of our community.
Respectfully led multiple protests against cuts in healthcare for the poor.
Respectfully led multiple protests against other governmental actions detrimental to the poor.
Provided free support and volunteer labor for nearly 100 events for other local non-profit groups, churches, and synagogues.
Coordinated and helped lead the ecumenical prayer vigil and other activities on behalf of the shooting victims here in Tucson.
Provided pastoral support and ongoing services for local hospital patients and their families.
Led over 7,800 congregants in worship.