Harbor Christian Academy

During the recent winter storm, two families from our Mission Partner, Harbor Christian Academy, lost their children's school uniforms due to sewage water getting into their home. We would like to demonstrate the love of Jesus by providing new uniforms for them. Each set costs $88. Gift cards for groceries would also be appreciated. If you would like to contribute to this need, please reach out to Jaime Jimenez.

LifeHouse

Several moms who are part of LifeLine, a program from our Mission Partner LifeHouse of Houston, for moms and their children, lost their groceries due to the recent power outage. We would like to provide for this need. We are looking to cover the cost of groceries in the amount of $105 each for 15 families. If you would like to contribute to this need, please reach out to Jaime Jimenez.

East Spring Branch Food Pantry

During the recent winter storm and power outage, many families lost their groceries. Because of that, our Mission Partner, the East Spring Branch Food Pantry has seen an increase in the number of people coming for food. To be able to serve the community better, the pantry is currently in need of the following items: canned soup, canned fruit, bottled water, pasta, tomato sauce, diced tomatoes, and cereal. If you would like to contribute to this need, please bring the items to the welcome desk at Christ the King or check out the schedule of the pantry to deliver them directly.

Star of Hope

During the winter storm, our partner Star of Hope lost power at their men's and women & family facilities. Both shelters were operational with the assistance of generators. Their residents were especially grateful for the safety and care provided during the frigid temperatures. All residents received whatever clothing or blankets they needed to stay warm. The men’s shelter in downtown Houston was without water for two days. When water pressure was nonexistent, their supply of bottled water was nearly depleted. Currently, both of their shelters are operating, but their need for bottled water is extremely critical. If you would like to contribute to this need please email Jaime Jimenez.