Love Inc

PARTICIPATING CHURCHES

Celebrate Recovery:  A 12-step support group for Christians with hurts, hang-ups, or habits they want to change. Meets every Tuesday 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at the Church of the Nazarene, 1011 South Miller, Wenatchee. For information call Floyd at 662-1502, Bill at 663-6025, or Sam at 662-3681.

Church Resource Ministries: An international mission agency with over 200 staff members worldwide who are committed to developing leaders to strengthen and start churches worldwide. For information call Terry Fike at 782-0324 or Norris Williams at 782-0188.



Foundation Ministries:

First Choice Pregnancy Care Center:  Provides care and support for women with an unplanned pregnancy, encouraging the choice of life. Open 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday in the Doneen Building, 7 North Wenatchee Avenue. For information call 662-0652.

Haven of Hope: A Christ-centered shelter for women and children. We provide food, clothing, and housing for up to 20 people. Daily Bible study. 202 South Franklin, Wenatchee. For information call 664-6866.

Hospitality House: A Christ-centered shelter for men. We provide food, clothing, and housing for up to 100 men. Free housing for 10 nights, then $8 per night or you may do chores in exchange. Daily Bible studies. 1450 South Wenatchee Avenue. For information call 662-1712.

Life-Trac Family Ministries: A Christian non-profit organization offering workshops, seminars, and retreats for teens, engaged couples, newlyweds, blended families, and married couples of all ages with time-tested principles for loving, fulfilling relationships. The main office is in Leavenworth, Washington, with a satellite office in Wenatchee. By appointment. For information call 548-4471.

Mission Builders International Church Outreach:  Assists over 800 ministry locations in 156 nations through volunteers who provide consulting services and practical, hands-on help. For information call Lynn Battermann at 884-8349.

North Central Washington Jail Chaplain Ministry:  A Christian interdenominational ministry bringing the love, grace, hope, and purpose of Jesus Christ to the inmates of Chelan County Regional Jail and Chelan County Juvenile Detention Center and their families. This ministry provides weekly worship services, Bible studies, and one-to-one individual counseling for the inmates of both facilities. For more information, contact Rev. Bill Jackson, Chaplain at (509) 663-4557.

Salvation Army: An international Christian organization dedicated to meeting human spiritual and physical needs. Administration, family services, clothing vouchers, and thrift store located at 1501A North Wenatchee Avenue (behind Denny’s), Monday through Friday 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 to 5:00. For information call 662-5103. Food boxes available (one box per month per family) at 1205 South Columbia Street, Monday through Friday 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Meals for anyone in need served between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. For information call 662-8864.

Solomon’s Porch: A Christ-centered meeting place for youth ages 13 through 20. A safe place for teens to wait for movies, listen to live music, play pool, air hockey, or grab a cheap snack.  Open Thursday, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Friday and Saturday, 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.  Now at 17 S. Mission (between the Liberty Theaters)  For information call 662-1712.

Vision International: A support ministry working with indigenous leaders of the faith throughout the world who by their gifts and callings have a national, rather than a regional identity and mission.  For more information, call Dennis Moore at 884-3935.


Wenatchee Family Counseling Service:  Assists individuals and families in crisis to gain understanding of the issues and concerns that threaten their well-being. Services provided by Dr. Norman Stueckle at 662-6510. nstueckle@aol.com


Young Life North Central Washington:  A non-denominational Christian outreach to adolescents. Adult volunteers spend time building relationships with non-churched teenagers (high school and middle school ages), building bridges of friendship, and living out the Gospel. Teenagers are involved in a variety of activities from weekly club meetings and small group studies to camps and adventure outings. YLNCW’s goal is to make the Gospel available to every teenager in Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan counties. For more information call 662-1480.