churches hopkins mn Jesus Christ, Emmaus Road Church, Hopkins, Minnesota, MN, Minneapolis, South Metro, God, good church, eden prairie, burnsville, minneapolis, people matter to us and to God, emmaus road church minnesota hopkins, highway 7, hiway 7, eisenhower community center, Craig Case, Joel Hanson home   i'm new   worship gatherings   news | events   blogs   change the world   downloads   invite a friend   contact   ecb      Change the World being the hands and feet of the Gospel   Faith without works is dead. Tough words, but true. Part of the reason Emmaus exists is to encourage each of us to search out opportunities to change the world for God. Here are some of the opportunities we are currently pursuing together... Emmaus Partnerships Naigobya/Emmaus   In late 2006, Emmaus created a partnership with this little village in east Uganda. We like to say that we are “saving” the village, but the fact is that we are learning as much or more from the Naigobyans as they do from us. Our community has banded together to bring clean water, sanitation, and a health clinic to the village. We are also providing funds for development of christian leaders for the Naigobya church.   Read more about our work in Naigobya, Uganda thru a partnership with Friends Serving Uganda. ICA – Hopkins Foodshelf - icafoodshelf.org   Hopkins Family Resource Center - hopkinsfamilyresourcecenter.com   St. Louis Park Emergency Programs - stepSLP.org   John Quam – Mission America - missionamerica.org   Life Group Projects   All Emmaus Life Groups are encouraged to find a way to change their world, whether serving together in a soup kitchen, Help the person next door, adopt a soldier, or whatever.   Other Local Opportunities   Local Needs Ministry   Whatever your need may be, big or small, Emmaus Road is here to help. Get more information on being on the giving and/or receiving end. Caring and Sharing Hands - sharingandcaringhands.org   Habitat for Humanity - habitat.org   Union Gospel Mission - ugmtc.org   Here’s Life Inner City - hlic.org    Introduction  Current Needs  Uganda