Missions

Church donates funds to Malibu's elementary schools and supports charitable causes local and worldwide.  It was so lovely to get such a loving donation surprise! I got a lovely text from Joel and Shannon Dunn, some of our parents at Webster Elementary, and they informed me that Malibu Pacific Church will donate to our school's parent teacher association to support the children at Webster Elementary," a delighted Bobbi Thomason, Webster's PTA president said. "The PTA will be meeting to determine how best to use the monies and we will make sure to allocate them to a use that is fitting for the generosity and thoughtfulness." On Nov. 10, Thomason and Amy Lingo, who represented Malibu Elementary, gratefully received the church's donations of $5,000 for each school, an amount that Malibu Pacific Church Pastor Andy VomSteeg said, "was raised by church congregants in just 30 seconds at the church's Nov. 3 services."

In an ongoing commitment to community service and outreach, Malibu Pacific Church, in partnership with Baja Christian Ministries, has reached a significant milestone: 30 years of building homes and providing essential aid in the outskirts of Tijuana, Mexico," Pastor Andy VomSteeg shared with The Malibu Times. "Over the de-cades, this initiative has seen the construction of two to four homes annually, directly impacting the lives of numerous families across the border."
This year, Malibu Pacific Church continued its tradition by sending a team of 43 dedicated volunteers to construct two new homes in Baja.

"Among the beneficiaries was a local pastor and his family, who received one of the homes, complete with appliances and beds — a gesture that symbolizes the deep connection and support the church aims to foster within these com-munities," VomSteeg said, adding that each home, valued at approximately $15,000, is constructed over a mere two-day period. Further, the homes are fully furnished and ready for immediate occupancy.

Founded in Camden, New Jersey, one of the poorest cities in the nation, the mission of Urban Promise is to equip children and teens with the skills necessary for academic achievement, life management, spiritual growth and leadership rooted in the principles of Christian faith. They do this through after school programs, summer camps, alternative schools, job training initiatives and a host of other programs.

James Storehouse is a 501(c)(3) community based non-profit. We partner with local public and private child welfare agencies. James Storehouse fulfills emergency requests to expedite safe placement of babies and children and assists aged-out youth as they transition. We have received commendations from Los Angeles County and Ventura County recognizing our service to the foster care community.

URM is one of the only organizations in Los Angeles that offers help for single men, single women, single mothers with children, single fathers with children, two-parent families, and even families with teenaged children experiencing homelessness.

We’ve been serving and loving the poor in Baja, Mexico for over 30 years.  From building homes, building churches, ministering in prisons, providing food to families during this difficult time, and building a discipling network of over 100,000, we’ve experienced the transforming power of Jesus Christ and we want you to join us!

The Free Burma Rangers (FBR) is a multi-ethnic humanitarian service movement working to bring help, hope and love to people in the conflict zones of Burma, Iraq, and Sudan. Working in conjunction with local ethnic pro-democracy groups, FBR trains, supplies, and later coordinates with what become highly mobile multipurpose relief teams. After training these teams provide critical emergency medical care, shelter, food, clothing and human rights documentation in their home regions

The mission of UrbanPromise International is to prepare emerging leaders to initiate, develop, and sustain Christian-based youth development organizations and to seed their new ministries as they serve vulnerable children and teens in our world’s most under-resourced communities.

Gabriel House is a nonprofit rehabilitation center for children with disabilities who have been orphaned, abandoned, or whose families are unable to take care of them. We're located in Maneadero, Mexico, just a few miles south of Ensenada.

Agape International Missions (AIM) is a Christ-led, non-denominational, not-for-profit organization that exists to glorify God through our dedicated efforts to love, protect, and care for survivors of trafficking as well as other vulnerable and exploited individuals.

Poverty robs children of their health, education and hope for the future. When you sponsor a child, you empower their local church, who understands their individual challenges, to walk alongside them — releasing them from poverty in Jesus' name.